diversity
When Implicit Bias Training Antagonizes the Workers It’s Supposed to Help
In the fast-growing diversity and inclusion industry, sometimes inexperienced trainers are doing more harm than good.
ELAM Is London's Coolest School
East London Arts and Music is trying to fast track diverse talent straight into the creative industries. Will it succeed?
Will Anyone Think of HR?
Over the course of the pandemic, Human Resources employees have been tasked with a challenging predicament: how to manage a highly unstable work environment and take care of themselves, too.
Google’s New Dermatology App Wasn’t Designed for People With Darker Skin
The company trained the system to recognize different skin conditions. But like Google itself, the app's data has a diversity problem.
When the Promise of 'Creative Diversity' Fails to Deliver
Gen Z creatives of colour say that the workplace is still just as pale, stale and male as ever.
Which Actors Actually Benefit From the Oscars?
White actors honored by the Academy typically see their careers skyrocket—but for actors of color, that's not always the case.
Inspiring: CIA Rebrands to Attract Diverse Operatives
The coup-plotting spy agency has a diversity problem preventing it from attracting recruits who can trace their heritage to places the CIA has undermined and destabilized.
The Marine Biologist Building an Inclusive Climate Movement
Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, a marine biologist and conservation strategist, wants to involve everyone in the work of a better future.
The Birder Who Wants Black Youth to See Themselves in STEM
Corina Newsome, a graduate student in biology at Georgia Southern University, helped organize #BlackBirdersWeek and is only getting started with her advocacy.
The Modder Who Is Bringing Black Culture to The Sims
Amira Virgil, aka XMiramira, has spent years developing realistic skin tones and custom content for Black Simmers.
5 People on How Their Workplaces' Diversity Initiatives Are Actually Going
"The CEO said the organization was indeed diverse, despite having only white women in its leadership positions."
Bubba Wallace Is the Beginning of a New NASCAR
The sport knows its audience is becoming younger and more progressive. If it’s truly committed to inclusivity, its future will look like Wallace.