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Neurodiverse talent brings unique strengths to the workplace, and we’re committed to unlocking that potential. We’re honoring Autism Awareness Month by sharing an employee story.
In honor of Black History Month, Amber shares her passion for SRP’s company culture and her involvement with one of our Employee Resource Groups, African American Cultural Committee. “In times of need, whether in the community or with employees, we really show up. We’re there, we’re supportive, and we make sure that employees have the support they need." — Amber C., Senior Market Operations Analyst
The SRP African American Cultural Committee Employee Resource Group recently hosted an event honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The program featured Rev. Dr. Charl McRae, who spoke about the power of collective strength and shared purpose in building thriving communities.
At SRP, we’re committed to representing the communities we serve and creating an inclusive culture where every voice is welcomed and respected. We actively work to ensure that all employees, including those with disabilities, feel valued and empowered.
In honor of Veterans Day, we heard from Joseph Brett, a guest speaker during a recent employee event hosted by SRPVets, an SRP Employee Resource Group. “Veterans Day is a reminder of the Code of the Brotherhood and Sisterhood. All veterans leave the security and safety of home to be born again as heroes, who turn their lives over to a cause greater than self.”
To celebrate National Work and Family Month, an SRP employee shares how the company’s supportive culture has helped her achieve a healthy work-life balance while navigating parenthood.
As we begin Hispanic Heritage Month, we're excited to spotlight an SRP employee who is a passionate advocate, making a meaningful impact both within the company and in the community.
National Navajo Code Talkers Day commemorates the invaluable contributions of Native American code talkers who served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. To honor their legacy, the SRP Employee Resource Groups Native Americans Together in Vision and Empowerment (N.A.T.I.V.E.) and SRPVets host a special annual event where employees gather to hear impactful reflections on their service and sacrifices. Guest speaker Sen. Teresa Hatathlie will share her family's contribution to the Code Talker legacy. “Nihizaad éí nihinaage'; Nihisiláołsooí ałdó'; áko bahane' doo didínóoltłóoł da. Our language is our weapon; so are our veterans; therefore, their story will be unwaveringly carried on.”
SRPVets, an Employee Resource Group, held its annual Memorial Day luncheon for our employees to honor the military members who have sacrificed their lives in service to our country. "For me, every day is Memorial Day. Every day is a day I remember the sacrifices made by American heroes, because with every beat of my heart, I know that I am alive and free today, because of the sacrifices they made during the Korean War. Thus, it has become my passion to honor and make known the American heroes and the history of the Korean War as my expression of gratitude for their immeasurable courage and sacrifices." — Susan Kee, Korean War historian
SRP holds Certified Autism Center status, which means we’re trained and certified to better serve individuals on the autism spectrum. “We are excited to be a part of this growing movement of inclusion for neurodiverse individuals and hope many others in our region and our sector will join us.” - Stephanie Winn, Senior Employee and Labor Relations Representative, SRP
