Diversity and Inclusion

ABBOTT PARK, IL – Abbott Laboratories today issued its second annual global citizenship report, "Working Together…Making A Difference." As a global corporation, Abbott believes it has the opportunity and responsibility to make a positive impact on ...

PONCA CITY, OK -- Native Americans in traditional attire joined with union members and local farmers today in Ponca City, OK to confront Taiwanese-owned Continental Carbon Company with charges of environmental pollution, creating public health risks...

LONDON - Advertising giant WPP, Ernst & Young, P&O Cruises, Deutsche Post, and Hutchison Whampoa subsidiaries Superdrug and 3 Mobile have all been added to the Burma Campaign's 'Dirty List'.

They ...

SANTA BARBARA, CA - Fielding Graduate Institute, renowned for its leadership in highly diverse adult distance learning programs, today announced its ranking as number one in the nation among graduate schools awarding doctorate degrees to Native Americans. The ranking ...

CAMBRIDGE, MA — The first annual "Women in Business - Breaking New Ground," women's symposium will be held at the MIT Sloan School of Management on September 20, 2003.

Featured speakers will include Ellen Roy Herzfelder,...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - A public opinion poll shows 70 percent of the public agrees with United States Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's prediction in a ruling this June that in 25 years it should no longer be necessary to factor race into admissions decisions ...

SAN FRANCISCO,CA - Incoming American Bar Association President Dennis W. Archer of Detroit today announced the formation of a new "Working Group on Protecting the Rights of Uniformed Service members," which will examine the legal needs of U.S. service members in light...

PROVIDENCE, RI and DALLAS, TX - The MultiCultural Foodservice & Hospitality Alliance (MFHA) presents its inaugural Symposium on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 14-15. This two-day experience will be the only time during the year the foodservice and hospitality industr...

WASHINGTON - An 11th hour collective bargaining agreement reached by unions and management at two apparel factories in Guatemala on July 16, 2003 will allow the factories to continue to operate, the Fair Labor Association announced today.

WASHINGTON, DC - The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights publishes the Civil Rights Journal to stimulate discussion about vital policy issues. The current issue of the Journal features articles on a wide range of civil rights topics, from racial profiling and corporate di...