Leadership

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Due to their short form, shareability and sheer emotional resonance – music videos can captivate audiences in uniquely powerful ways. It’s vital that this important genre isn’t overlooked when discussing greater disability inclusion and representation within the entertainment industry as a whole.

This article explores the hurdles that ex-offenders face in the workplace and provides guidance for organizations around how to be more inclusive to this population of workers.

This column is the start of a series exploring the need to develop a mutually beneficial relationship with the Venture Capital and investing community and the Disability Economy to better shape the future of the business culture for the 21st Century.

The past two years have seen the disabled community suffer disproportionality in the face of the pandemic.

What makes the American dream work? Talent, opportunity, equity, and heroes! Meet the new Paul and Daisy Soros Fellows, all New Americans, all with inspiring stories.

To change the face of the C-suite, two female founders built a peer support system that grew, despite lack of faith by lawyers. Now, Chief is a tech unicorn.

April is shaping up to be one for the history books.

Pay disclosure is increasingly common around the world, so it is possible to learn how much our peers earn. Research explores whether this is beneficial in terms of our productivity, our team work, and our happiness.

For those who don't speak Klingon: Success and love have finally come for the woman who played the Klingon Chancellor on Star Trek: Discovery, and during a pandemic, no less.

Announced to much fanfare at Apple’s annual spring event last month, the company’s first foray into live sports programming on its streaming video service, dubbed Friday Night Baseball, premiered last Friday afternoon.

As school board members, individuals should expect to be confronted with the unfortunate inequities and disparities in the delivery of education in their school districts—disparities that often manifest themselves in categories of race and national origin.

Amidst the backlash of Will Smith’s Oscars slap, Ricky Gervais has poured scorn on the idea that alopecia is similar to a disability. Does adopting too broad a view of disability do a disservice to those in genuine need, or are those deserving of compassion being side-lined from the conversation?

Nonbinary journalist Kate Sosin, their employer and fellow journalists repeatedly asked MSNBC to correct its mistake, but they were met with silence, for days.

In a press release published late last month, the company announced the hiring of Cathy Donnelly to serve as its first-ever Chief People Officer. Donnelly has over a quarter century of human resources experience, including stints at Liberty Mutual and IKEA.

The column explores how Access Israel, a non for profit organization whose main mission is to promote accessibility is helping to redefine the paradigm through its Global Accessibility and Inclusion Summit.

“Gritty and moving and disturbing. This book is all of those things," declared Trace Peterson about Joy Ladin's award-winning The Book of Anna. “It's redeemed by Joy’s belief in the essential goodness of human nature."

At the 64th Grammy Awards Lachi and an organization she founded called RAMPD were influential in ensuring that accessibility was not forgotten. Whilst some landmark moments were made, access was still not equitably incorporated to create adequate inclusion for Deaf & Disabled people at the event...