Diversity In Tech

Just Thinking… About How Multilingualism and Language Development Belong at the Center of Student Learning

For millions of students in America, learning English is only one part of a much larger academic story. A 2024 GAO report found that English learners in U.S. public schools grew from 4.5 million to 5 million students between fall 2010 and fall 2020, and that they speak more than 400 languages. That diversity…

AI, Inclusion and Talent Strategies of the Future

As organizations race to integrate AI into every corner of business, an equally urgent conversation is emerging: How do we ensure this adoption doesn’t widen existing equity gaps? AI is both a disruptive force and an opportunity engine, as recent data shows that AI adoption among HR professionals jumped to 72 percent in 2025, up…

Representation in Tech Is Evolving And Storytelling Is Leading the Way: A Conversation with Microsoft’s Bryan Kelly (Ep. 2)

Narrative-driven mentorship and media are reshaping how tech leaders inspire underrepresented youth to pursue STEM careers

Driving Diversity in Tech Through Storytelling and Early STEM Exposure with Microsoft’s Bryan Kelly (Ep. 1)

Early exposure to science and technology could be the key to closing the nation's critical STEM talent gap and building a more diverse workforce

Navigating Threat Assessment for Autistic Students

Educators learn how threat assessment protocols must account for autism spectrum differences to avoid misidentifying neurodivergent behaviors as safety risks

Re-Skilled GED Learners: The Future of Corporate America

A growing skills gap is pushing tech companies to hire based on abilities rather than degrees, creating new pathways for non-traditional learners

From the GED to a PhD to the Board of Directors: A Journey of Resilience and Empowerment

One educator's unconventional path from high school equivalency to executive leadership reveals how alternative education routes can unlock unprecedented opport

Beyond the Acronym: Exploring the Depth of DEI

Navigating polarized debates reveals how schools can build genuinely inclusive environments beyond surface-level initiatives