Intel Bets $300 Million on Workplace Diversity

At the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show, Intel announced its Curie platform, a module for companies to develop wearable devices. But it also debuted an initiative that could put pressure...

August Wilson Revival Raises Diversity Issues

August Wilson was the most prolific black playwright ever to conquer American theater. A lion of the stage, Wilson’s iconic ten plays -- including the 1987 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner Fences -- illuminated the black journey of struggle and triumph. Wilson, who died in 2005 at age 60, was a known advocate for blacks in the theater who understood the hurdles black directors faced in the field. He, in fact, had an unofficial rule of only wanting black directors to stage major productions of his plays.

Have Diversity and Inclusion Become Dirty Words?

It’s not enough to talk about diversity and inclusion as a core value of your company, you actually have to intentionally practice it to make it happen

Diversity Equity + Inclusion Summit June 2021

Columbia Pledges $100 Million to Diversity Initiative

Early this month Columbia University announced a pledge of $100 million committed to diversify its faculty and provide career development for professors and students from historically underrepresented groups, media outlets have reported.