DEI Stories From the Front Lines
Ensuring that everyone in his community can be fully themselves, exercising talents and perspectives that may differ from those around them, is Darius’s mission as a diversity, equity and inclusion professional.
Ensuring that everyone in his community can be fully themselves, exercising talents and perspectives that may differ from those around them, is Darius’s mission as a diversity, equity and inclusion professional.
by David Boatwright Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America) is facing an alarming threat. A recently leaked […]
Reily’s Story: Uplifting students in a world not created for them by A DEI Professional Editor’s Note: This […]
DEI has been the target of a concerted campaign since the first Trump administration, when the president rescinded numerous executive orders supporting DEI and inflamed racial tensions among Americans. Since then, it’s become an epithet used by MAGA adherents against individuals and categories of people they don't like — often women in leadership and people of color.
Despite all the conversation about and animosity toward diversity, equity and inclusion, commonly called DEI, very rarely do we hear from DEI professionals speaking for themselves in their own words. To understand what it means to work in DEI — to support diversity, equity and inclusion in a shared community — we spoke with Symone, a mental health professional.