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Written by DiversityInc Staff on December 7, 2018

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Philly Group Brings Joy to the Polls; Teenagers Increasingly Politically Minded; and More

Diversity & Inclusion Election Good News News Politics Racism October 27, 2020 / by Brian Good

Philly group bringing joy to voters trapped in hours-long early voting lines. With less than a week to go until the 2020 presidential election, the number of people voting early either in-person or through the mail is breaking records (experts predict 100 million citizens will have already voted before Nov….

PwC: Prioritizing Employees’ Mental Health and Well-Being

Featured Partners October 27, 2020 / by DiversityInc Staff

Originally published on LinkedIn by Michael Fenlon, Chief People Officer at PwC. In my last blog post, I discussed how values and purpose can guide our decisions throughout unprecedented times. This pandemic has evoked a wide range of reactions, including feelings of anxiety, loss, isolation, fear, confusion, and concern. That is…

More Work Needed For Corporate Diversity Programs; Fourteen Disability Groups Unite to Promote Voting; and More

Diversity & Inclusion Election Good News Haters LGBT News Politics Racism Republicans October 26, 2020 / by Brian Good

Corporate diversity efforts still have a long way to go, new report finds. In a report conducted by the research firm Clutch, nearly half of employees surveyed said their company isn’t committed to creating a more diverse workplace and hasn’t successfully improved diversity within the last year. Researchers with Clutch…

Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson Speaks at World Health Summit

Featured Partners October 26, 2020 / by DiversityInc Staff

During the 2020 World Health Summit, Sanofi CEO paul Hudson spoke at the event’s virtual opening ceremony and reflected on the importance of the industry’s fight against COVID-19. Watch below.

San Francisco Declares War on Racism; People 55 and Older Face Historic Levels of Unemployment; and More.

Diversity & Inclusion Good News Leadership Accountability News Politics Racism October 23, 2020 / by Brian Good

San Francisco begins a citywide war on racism and discrimination. Known as the birthplace of the “Summer of Love” and the counterculture movement of the 1960s, San Francisco has long stood as a bastion of individuality and inclusion. And now the city is continuing that fight with the launch of…

Was Abraham Lincoln a Racist?

News October 23, 2020 / by DiversityInc Staff

Former Vice President Joe Biden’s mention of Abraham Lincoln’s name during the third presidential debate on Thursday, Oct. 22, was one of the most memorable exchanges in the final presidential debate of 2020. It also caused Lincoln to become a trending topic over much of social media in the hours…

BASF receives “CIIF New Materials Award”

Featured Partners October 23, 2020 / by DiversityInc Staff

Originally published on BASF.com Novel modification of BASF’s PolyTHF for various applications First successful application for soft spandex fibers with Banglian BASF has received the 2020 “CIIF New Materials Award” focusing on innovation and granted by the China International Industry Fair (CIIF) in September, 2020 at the National Exhibition and…

KPMG Reelects William B. Thomas as Global Chairman & CEO

Featured Partners October 22, 2020 / by DiversityInc Staff

Originally published on home.kpmg. KPMG International today announced that William (Bill) B. Thomas has been unanimously reelected to serve a second term as Global Chairman & CEO of KPMG. Following a decision by the Global Board, one year ahead of schedule, to extend Bill’s term, his current tenure will now…

ADP Earns 2020 Tech Cares Award from TrustRadius for Unwavering Service and Support amid Global Health Event

News October 22, 2020 / by DiversityInc Staff

Originally posted on ADP.com Committed to providing its clients and communities with the resources and support needed to navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, ADP has been recognized by TrustRadius with a 2020 Tech Cares Award. This award celebrates B2B technology providers that have gone above and beyond in…

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DiversityInc CEO Carolynn Johnson Discusses Having Moral Courage as a Leader in Talk with Rutgers Business School

News October 22, 2020 / by Olivia Riggio

During a virtual event hosted by Rutgers Business School Dean Lei Lei and the Rutgers Business School Office of Corporate Engagement, DiversityInc CEO Carolynn Johnson spoke to Associate Dean Sharon Lydon about her journey to becoming a leader and navigating her position as a Black woman who calls out injustice…

Viola Davis Stands Up for Black Women in Speech

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