Blog Category: Diversity
Diversity & Inclusion
An Opportunity can Change a Life
"It was the summer after sixth grade at PS 20 in Brooklyn, New York that I was given an opportunity that changed the trajectory of my life." - Ayeola Fortune More
02/10/13
What are you doing for others? Volunteer on the National Day of Service
As we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we recall his words, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is: 'What are you doing for others?'" More
01/18/13
The Difference “Differences” Make
During this election and high-stakes political season, there are constant references to understanding the “differences” between candidates’ positions on critical issues at the community, city, state, national and international levels. Having a different point of view or being visibly different in and of itself does not lead to conflict and behavior unbecoming to a human being. It is our thinking and the meaning we attach to what we hear and experience that creates the response.
10/16/12
Discussing Diversity and Inclusion at the State Department
Yesterday, I was among a group of 100 diversity leaders, invited to the State Department to discuss diversity and inclusion as it relates to U.S. Foreign Policy. The energy and excitement among the leaders were palpable. The “ wisdom session” as the invitation indicated, featured keynote speakers, panels and workshops presented by individuals representing the private, public and NGO sectors. More
06/08/12
Second Annual Student United Way Award Winners Announced
We are thrilled to announce the recipients of the second annual Student United Way Awards recognition program established by the Volunteer & Employee Engagement Council of United Way Worldwide, in order to highlight the inspirational, cutting edge, innovative and impactful efforts of Student United Ways across the globe. More
04/19/12