Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are more than just corporate buzzwords; they’re essential to fostering innovation, improving employee satisfaction, and driving better financial performance.

When Did Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Start? While there is no formal consensus, most DEI supporters cite the U.S. Civil Rights Act of 1964 as a catalyst for the modern DEI industry. The act made ...

While moderating a panel between Van Jones and Robby Starbuck, SHRM President Johnny C. Taylor Jr. asked HR pros to embrace ...

It is alarming that the words diversity, equity and inclusion — which are so closely aligned with the identity of America as a land of opportunity for all — have become politically toxic. Diversity, ...

In the realm of modern professional life, a quiet revolution has been unfolding, reshaping the way we work and the places we call home. The rise of remote work, propelled by technological advancements ...

February is Black History Month, a good time to remind ourselves of the importance of diversity in achieving our mission in the School of Medicine. Besides being the right thing to do, increasing the ...

Researchers conduct large-scale studies with diverse groups to better understand the genetic factors that influence health and disease. The Million Veteran Program (MVP), for example, includes people ...

Diversity, equity and inclusion are not mere buzzwords; they are vital principles that form the foundation of a fair and just society. For marginalized communities, DEI initiatives are essential for ...

To many, it seems obvious that having women well-represented in the workplace would be a good thing. After all, they make up more than half the population and, in many cases, they are contributing or ...

Leeds United, along with the Premier League and all other clubs, will reiterate their commitment to tackling discrimination and highlight the importance of diversity in football over the next two ...

W ithin days of taking office this January, President Trump initiated a two-front war on universities by taking aim at science and at diversity programs. His cuts to funding for science are unlike ...