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Let's take a moment to acknowledge and learn from brands that are taking the steps to authentically serve the Black community. Here are 20 brands I'm watching.

According to a new survey from Adobe, quite a lot.

Anticipating diverse customer needs takes thought, intention and mindfulness and it's not something that comes without work.

Reversing the pandemic's devastating impact on women and gender equity will take a massive effort, which is why each one of us must take an active role if we are to succeed.

When a colleague finally finds the strength and bravery to share their experience, approach it with empathy, rather than judgment.

More than a billion people still have limited or no access to financial solutions. DeFi can change that for the better, and simply.

Here's how to make it happen, and why it's so crucial to our common culture.

Five steps you should take during Black History Month -- and all year long -- to show up for your Black colleagues.

When executives undergo diversity, equity and inclusion training, everyone benefits.

Measuring inclusion can help prevent recent gender equity setbacks from becoming permanent.

Consumers increasingly expect brands to align with social justice issues and broadcast advocacy. How can brands answer the call responsibly when faced with a polarizing issue?

Leaders must become allies to diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in order for them to succeed. Here's how to overcome the challenges of implementing D, E and I in your organization.

In the times we're living in, more and more people are experiencing stress, unhappiness, and anxiety in the workplace. The more your staff can feel supported, acknowledged and understood, the more they can positively contribute to your business.

It's painfully obvious that the startup community is still challenged by the task of creating board of director representation that reflects a diverse and inclusive membership.

Strategies for the ERG professional.

The plurality of thought will pay dividends.

Hint: it's not good.

DEI isn't a nice-to-have anymore. Not having it is setting up your company for failure.

There's never been a time where more people were interested in learning, or more was at stake.

The current crisis provides an opportunity to rethink your company's culture.

Join our expert Kanika Tolver and special guest Minda Harts, author of The Memo, as they discuss how leaders can provide a more inclusive working environment, especially for women of color.