Pride Month, which comes to an end this week, is a time to celebrate the moments in queer history that sparked activism and progress toward equality. One piece of history that frequently gets lost is the fact that many of these defining moments were only made possible by Black and brown LGTBQIA2S+ activists fighting for their liberation.
A Special Anniversary Edition
New research from LinkedIn: Skills-First: Reimagining the Labor Market and Breaking Down Barriers
Building a more resilient workforce through a skills-first approach. Featuring the journey of NPower graduate, Sierra Bentley as a women of color in tech.
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Volunteerism in Action
The Business Journals: Bizwoman – ‘Despite Growing Talent Pool, Women of Color Still Not Getting Hired for Tech Jobs’
HR Dive Feature – ‘Amid Tech Talent Shortage, Women of Color Are Tech-Ready and Untapped’
Senator Jacky Rosen Introduces Resolution Recognizing March 24th as ‘National Women of Color in Tech Day’
NEW RESEARCH FROM NPOWER AND LIGHTCAST REVEALS THE TALENT POOL OF WOMEN OF COLOR WITH TECH-SIMILAR SKILLS IS INCREASING FASTER THAN THEIR SHARE OF TECH JOBS
Advancing Workplace Equity – Amplify | Cutter Magazine Feature
Viola Maxwell-Thompson, Command Shift Steering Committee Member and guest editor of this issue of Amplify provides global perspectives on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI); cutting-edge research that shows the reality of equity in many companies; and best practices that companies have deployed to create a more equitable on-ramp as well as advancement opportunities for all employees, with a focus on women of color.
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