Report: Employees say racism is a problem—but not at their own organization
A new survey reveals that while many admit that racism is a structural problem in the working world, they are less likely to recognize it within their own workplace.
A new survey reveals that while many admit that racism is a structural problem in the working world, they are less likely to recognize it within their own workplace.
With belt-tightening and plenty of uncertainty, working with an agency partner on bite-sized projects can help keep you moving toward your communications objectives.
Her favorite tools to make it through the pandemic? A video connection and her dishwasher.
In the face of profound disruption from COVID-19, the agency saw an opportunity to reinvent its mission and strategy—and reinvest in diversity and inclusion.
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Establish a sustainable routine, be intentional about pursuing positive interactions, and give yourself regular breaks.
A look at how communicators are navigating this complex issue.
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Leaders from Google, Porter Novelli and Edelman shared insights and strategies during ColorCommCON. Here’s the counsel they’re offering right now.
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Candid conversations about diversity and inclusion go beyond a statement of support for racial equality in the wake of George Floyd’s death.
Apply the principles used by The Trevor Project to craft messages that respect your audience’s diverse, intersectional identities.