Committed to D&I? Shout it From the Rooftops!
If a potential job candidate, business partner or customer searched your website looking for information on diversity and inclusion, would t
Making The Business Case for Diversity and Inclusion
We’ve been arguing for years that a focus on diversity and inclusion isn’t simply a feel-good activity, it’s solid business sense and can pr
From Optional to Urgent: It’s Time for the Majority to Step Up
Never in my work on inclusion and diversity have I seen such a profound opportunity for change, particularly as it relates to the Black comm
How Diversity and Inclusion Have Changed
A few years ago, we talked about diversity and inclusion efforts “then” and “now.” That discussion serves as a useful starting point to unde
Inclusion Works, But We Must Keep Working!
We were pioneers in inclusion work. I founded InclusionINC in 2001. Our name reflects our focus on inclusion—not diversity—as the critical d
Pageants and Politics: A Contrast in Diversity
We've seen a significant increase in I&D in recent years across a variety of areas from education and government to business and med
2019 Oscars Demonstrate Fruits of Diversity and Inclusion Efforts
This year's Oscar awards ceremony was notable in a couple of ways. For one, the ceremony didn't have a host this year. After some co
Barbie Embraces Diversity With Differently Abled Dolls
The cultural icon Barbie doesn't often come top of mind when thinking about promoting inclusion and diversity. But the toy brand has bee
Inclusion is for Everyone!
When we talk about diversity and inclusion, the first dimensions that often come to mind, and which are most frequently discussed, are race
Why Women Keep Knocking Their Heads Against the Glass Ceiling
The glass ceiling is a well-known phenomenon in the American workplace. Women have been historically, and consistently, underrepresented in