Diversity News

A Manchester art museum, formerly the Centre of Chinese Contemporary Art, has relaunched with a new name and mission after closing in 2021 due to controversies

A study indicates that businesses maintaining their DEI programs despite pressure from Trump did not suffer negative consequences, raising questions for institu

The American Bar Association has voted to eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion (D.E.I.) standards for law schools, reportedly under pressure from the

The BBC is facing internal backlash after informing apprentices that previously promised jobs would no longer be available due to widespread cuts. This decision

TIME magazine annually shares demographic data about its global employee population, based on voluntarily self-reported information on gender identity and race.

RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat stated in New York that unity and diversity are the DNA of Bharat, emphasizing that nations have a larger duty beyond being mere geograp

Mohan Bhagwat stated at a US event that unity and diversity are fundamental to Bharat's identity.

A historic number of eight Black candidates are running for governor across the U.S., marking a unique moment for representation in state leadership, with both

Rep. Brandon Gill has launched an investigation into McKinsey & Company's reports on diversity in the workplace, accusing the firm of peddling misleading claims

Myntra is focusing on building long-term careers for women in technology through initiatives like returnships, mentorship, and leadership pathways, aiming to in

A new analysis indicates that US companies maintaining Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies performed financially just as well as those that abandone

The Justice Department has accused Duke Law School of racial discrimination, alleging that the school's diversity-promoting admissions policies allowed for raci

A podcast featuring Jason Arday, the Cambridge 'plagiarism professor' who claimed to have an MBE, has been deleted following his resignation from the university

PBS Kids is releasing a new animated special, "The Day You Begin," based on Jacqueline Woodson's best-selling picture book, which aims to teach children about t

Three universities are now disputing claims by Professor Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest black professor, regarding his academic positions, while a charity al

The president of a Cambridge college has quietly removed their name from an open letter supporting a professor facing plagiarism allegations, Prof Jason Arday,

Scottish Labour MPs and MSPs have been cautioned against a 'male, pale and stale' leadership contest, with Pauline Bryan warning of a regression to male-dominat

Massachusetts lawmakers are advancing a bill to establish a permanent Muslim commission aimed at recommending American Muslims for state government positions, a

Howard Webb, England's chief refereeing officer, has pledged to continue increasing the representation of minority groups in English football officiating. This

A deadly attack on the Berlin Pride Festival has left the community questioning how the city will recover, with one resident stating it was an assault on Berlin

A powerful think-tank, Policy Exchange, warns that police are being hampered by an excessive focus on diversity, equality, and inclusion, citing cases like Sout

Billionaire Elon Musk denies accusations of racism by citing his Indian partner and diverse executive teams, while critics argue his public statements amplify f

Top Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) are increasingly admitting non-engineering students, driven by recruiter demand for diverse skills and a focus on aca

The upcoming film 'The Hunt for Gollum' is facing criticism for its all-white cast, with director Andy Serkis attributing it to Tolkien's influences, a justific