On the other hand, don't restrict your photographs to minority children. This can convey a message that minority communities are the ones with abuse and neglect problems. This same sensitivity should extend to your photos of adults, as well. Volunteer and board recruitment in minority communities will be a lot easier if your program is perceived as already having a volunteer from that community. The image of your program may have its most powerful and persuasive effect in your audio-visuals.
People today are visually sophisticated.
They are used to getting a lot of information by looking. Again, the message of who you are and what you are about will be conveyed by who appears in the pieces. Be inclusive, be reflective of the community. The graphic design of your materials can also reflect your program's commitment to valuing diversity. You may have specific projects that would greatly benefit from the work of a designer reflecting a minority culture.