Read the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s report on trends and highlights on employment for Asian-Americans in the workforce.
Advancing your career has a few established tactics, including networking, skills building, and finding mentors. Now there’s another tactic: joining affinity groups.
Affinity groups are groups employees with a shared background or experience. For instance, an affinity group may be …
Learn how to navigate workplace conversation about race.
“There’s nothing quite like receiving a job (or internship) offer. It’s almost always a moment filled with excitement, promise, and much-deserved celebration! But for Black new hires, especially those just taking the first steps in their career journey, such moments …
“It is illegal discrimination if a person or a company intentionally treats you differently based on your race, ethnicity, or national origin. For example, a landlord violates the law if you apply to rent an apartment and are told that …
“Tough talks can be scary. The hardest part can simply be starting the conversation. Here are three ways to start the necessary and important work of talking about race at work…”
Read the story of Tobias (Toby) Hananda, who, after earning his MBA, began a meaningful career in finance and is using his work to make a difference for others!
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“There’s a report that I …
“As the workforce becomes more and more competitive, obtaining an MBA is necessary now, more than ever, in the world of business. Joe Handy, President and CEO, National Black MBA Association, recently shared his thoughts on the value of the …
“A renewed commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace has shone a light on the importance of connecting with co-workers and creating a safe environment for open dialogue. And one way to proactively facilitate this dialogue is …
The White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity for Hispanics features articles from students about their experiences. Read this article from Lorena Aceves about her experiences as a Hispanic student in college.
