Diversity persists as one of the hottest topics at the forefront of the national conversation. In the workplace, however, the largest diversity gap continues to be one of the oldest: equal treatment ...

Diversity and inclusion—as aspirations for institutions, and as values—are under attack these days. Opponents to these objectives see a belief in promoting diversity as something un-American, and seek ...

Is the United States best described as a melting pot or a salad bowl? The answer to this question hinges largely on how immigrant groups have assimilated into the larger American society. Historically ...

“New occasions teach new duties,” wrote poet James Russell Lowell in This Present Crisis. It’s a sentiment shared by many of us in academic leadership following the Supreme Court’s recent ruling ...

The end of the year provides an opportunity to take a moment — or a few of them — to relax with our colleagues and friends. Hopefully, this involves deep reconnections after having spent time focusing ...

In December 2021, the American Chemical Society released the ACS Inclusivity Style Guide, a guide on inclusive language and images. The aim was to help ACS staff and members communicate in ways that ...

Effie Brown at the Project Greenlight Season 4 Winning Film premiere “The Leisure Class” on August 10, 2015 in Los Angeles. *When it comes to explaining how diversity works in Hollywood, leave it to ...

“Our teams have to be representative of those we serve, and that’s one of the biggest opportunities we have in this industry,” said Cisco’s Dug Song.

Over the last several weeks I have had the opportunity to speak with several leaders in the food industry about the overturning of Roe v. Wade (my guess is you may have as well). There are several ...