#equity

#equity

The 2024 election underscores the long road ahead for true inclusion in workplaces, reflecting persistent biases against people of color.

Despite significant investments in D.E.I. programs, outcomes for Black student enrollment have stagnated and campus climate has reportedly worsened.

The University of Michigan integrates diversity, equity, and inclusion into its academic framework, spending significantly to promote these ideals.

The venture capital industry needs to support women-led and Black women-led ventures to address systemic funding disparities and respond to caregiving needs.

Toyota halts sponsorship of cultural events, notably LGBTQ+ Pride, refocusing DEI efforts towards STEM education and professional development.

American businesses face backlash in DEI commitments amid politicization, impacting workplace inclusivity and benefitting from genuine adherence to diversity initiatives.

The Juneteenth Package of Bills aims to confront historical injustices and promote racial equity through legislative action.

The Labour government is urged to appoint a full-time equalities minister to address entrenched racial inequalities in Britain effectively.

Race Forward convenes Facing Race to promote racial equity and unite activists for solutions and strategies.

NYC public schools updated application process increases school choice by removing district restrictions for middle schools and expanding high school application limits.

HBCUs serve Black students well but face significant underfunding affecting post-graduation success.

California bans legacy admissions in private nonprofit colleges, promoting merit-based selection for all students.

California bans legacy and donor admissions at private universities to enhance equal educational opportunities for all.

L.A. Unified reverts to stricter admissions for gifted programs after backlash over equity and communication issues.

Superintendent Carvalho emphasizes engagement with community to address concerns regarding academic standards and admissions processes.

The lack of reliable transportation significantly impacts rural populations, affecting health and social opportunities.

Portland's Vision Zero plan struggles with rising traffic injuries and fatalities, highlighting a disconnect between goals and outcomes.

Silicon Valley cities are investing in micro-transit to enhance transportation equity amid sparse public transit.

Microsoft disclosed its first equity investment in OpenAI, totaling $13 billion, indicating an evolution in their partnership.

Microsoft and OpenAI are negotiating ownership stakes as OpenAI transitions from nonprofit to for-profit, complicating financial evaluations.

Economic growth depends on supporting small businesses, especially those owned by women and minorities.

Ongoing efforts are necessary to address disparities faced by Black women and girls.

New York's cannabis market has shown significant growth and inclusivity since legalization.

City revenues have improved, eliminating earlier deficit concerns.

A proposed police contract costing $218 million raises transparency issues.

The city employees union expresses concern over the equity of the police contract.

The City's Cultural Arts funding faces challenges with consistency and structure, affecting equity and program stability.

The CDFI Fund aimed to support low-income, BIPOC communities, yet most grants went to White-led institutions despite needs in these communities.

ANHD has been instrumental in promoting affordable housing and equitable neighborhoods in NYC for 50 years.

California legislation ends legacy admissions at private universities, aiming for a fairer admissions process by focusing on merit over familial donations.

California bans legacy preferences in college admissions to promote fairness by eliminating special consideration for applicants with familial connections.

California bans legacy admissions at private colleges to promote fairness and equity in the college application process.

Health care in the U.S. needs to be more accessible, affordable, and equitable, as emphasized by experts at the Harvard symposium.

Francisco Ruiz aims to leverage his personal experience and professional insights to enhance the national response to HIV, prioritizing equity and science.

Racism is an ideology based on beliefs in racial essences and superiority/inferiority, manifesting in discrimination and oppression.

The summit engages Bay Area artists in discussions on reparations policy, promoting equity within the artistic community.