Category: Diversity Inclusivity

Honoring Latino History Month Beginning in mid-September, Latino History Month, also observed as National Hispanic Heritage Month, recognizes the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic...

On June 19, 1865, enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, learned they were free — more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. This day, known...

June is Pride Month — a time to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and reflect on the progress made toward equality and inclusion. It's also an...

Women's History Month provides a key opportunity for organizations to evaluate whether their corporate culture and support systems align with their workforce's actual needs. True...

Black History Month has deep roots in education, community organizing, and a push to correct what was missing from mainstream history teaching. The observance traces...

Every year, Hispanic Heritage Month offers an opportunity to celebrate Latino culture, history, and community. But beyond the music, food, and festivities lies a powerful...

Juneteenth is more than a holiday—it’s a powerful reminder of resilience, progress, and the enduring quest for equality. Celebrated on June 19, this day marks...

March has long been dedicated to honoring and celebrating the contributions of women throughout history. Women’s History Month recognizes the remarkable achievements of women who...

Black History Month is commemorated across the U.S. in February each year to celebrate the achievements, contributions, and rich past of Black individuals and communities. ...

Dr. Martin Luther King was a legendary figure in civil rights history. His life marked a turning point toward greater inclusion, tolerance, and unity in...