In today's rapidly changing business environment, organizations face constant challenges and disruptions, whether they are technological advancements, shifts in consumer behavior or global economic ...

Decision-making processes that include diverse voices and perspectives lead to more ideas, more innovation, and more robust policy solutions. But many of those who are best positioned to provide those ...

The Johns Hopkins Diversity Leadership Council (DLC) will host its annual Diversity and Inclusion Conference on Friday, Oct. 20 on Homewood campus. This year's conference, which marks the event's 20th ...

Let’s keep it right. Colleges and universities have never been leaders or facilitators of social change. Too often in these contexts, deep structural change is a protracted and ongoing struggle.

Many business leaders assume that they can combat a lack of diversity on their leadership teams by promoting (and recruiting) historically underrepresented individuals. This is certainly a part of it.

We are in the midst of dramatic change. Over the past year, those of us in higher education have seen numerous presidents and chancellors announce retirements, leave for other jobs and otherwise ...

WASHINGTON — NASA should continue to bolster its efforts to increase diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) in leadership of competed space science missions, says a new report from the ...

With some of the most racially and ethnically diverse student bodies in the country, California’s public community colleges and universities fail to mirror its students in teaching and leadership ...

The following resources on the benefits of diversity, equity and inclusion in educational, research and other learning and workplace settings are available in full to the CU Boulder community via the ...

A study from the Diversity in Leadership Institute emphasizes the importance of diversity among administrators across schools in Los Angeles County. The report, which was released Tuesday, highlighted ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The clock is ticking for First Coast teenagers to apply to a program one Jacksonville man says gave him leadership skills that changed his life. The deadline is Friday for middle ...