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Yoko Miwa’s New Pathways
Considering the joy she gets from performing and the thrill fans get while listening, it’s hard to imagine that Yoko Miwa wasn’t raised on jazz music. Just the opposite... Read More
Millennials in the U.K. Shout Out Loud with Podcasts
All images courtesy of The ShoutOut Network. No matter where you are, one thing is for sure—podcasting has become increasingly popular amongst the millennial generation. After listening to African... Read More
Increasing Gender Diversity on Corporate Boards
By Jailene Adorno All images courtesy of theBoardlist When Sukhinder Singh Cassidy, multi-time Silicon Valley CEO, first heard stories about companies wanting more women on corporate boards, but not... Read More
Cultures Combine in Maineland
By John Black Call it cinematic serendipity. Documentarian Miao Wang was invited to Fryeburg Academy, a private, coed boarding and day high school located in blue-collar small-town rural Maine... Read More
A Poet’s Manifesto
Photo: Chelsea Rae Photography from Ontario Carlos delivers the closing keynote to a gathering of CEOs in McLean, VA (2016). Renown poet Carlos Andrés Gómez was born to perform. He’d been... Read More
Born in China: Captivating and Comical
A doting panda bear mother guides her growing baby as she begins to explore and seek independence. A 2-year-old golden snub-nosed monkey, who feels displaced by his new baby... Read More
Johnson Helps Deliver Next-level Action in Fate of the Furious
Dwayne Johnson just may be the new ‘Hardest Working Man in Showbiz.” He’s not only co-starring in two potential summer 2017 blockbusters, The Fate of the Furious and Baywatch,... Read More
Exhibiting Diversity in Art History
By Jailene Adorno Photos are CC-BY. Credit: John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Dr. Kellie Jones is an art historian and curator who was recently named a MacArthur Fellow... Read More
HACR: Driving Corporate Inclusion Forward
The Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR) is dedicated to ensuring that Hispanics have a place in Corporate America. HACR was founded almost thirty-one years ago by Hispanic leaders Jake... Read More