D&I in the Media

European Diversity Truck in Deutschland: Nur zu Besuch?

Ein müdes Lüftchen blies durch den deutschen Blätterwald, als der “European Diversity Truck” in Litauen von geballter Intoleranz gestoppt wurde. Um die litauische Hauptstadt Vilnius wird die EU-Kampagne wohl einen Bogen machen müssen. Einstimmig verweigerte der Stadtrat der für den 25. Mai geplanten Veranstaltung die Genehmigung. In deutschen Kurzmeldungen war zu lesen, dass der mögliche […]

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New book surveys African identities

A new book surveying emerging national identities in four African cities has recently been published by African Minds, entitled, “Identity in Four African Cities.” The publication underlines that while individual identities have been preserved, these also serve to strengthen the collective identities of burgeoning states on their path to becoming nations.

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“Men to the front, women to the top”

Since 1990, the annual Global Summit of Women has brought together women leaders in business and government from around the world. This year, the gathering held in Berlin focused on “The Global Marketplace: Opportunities and Challenges” which explored the business opportunities offered women by the global marketplace alongside the challenges it presents to women as […]

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First International Diversity Summer School

The University of Vienna is hosting the First International Diversity Summer School in July. The five-day event will feature a panel of speakers and issues that touch Diversity experts. Topics are: Diversity in the Context, Diverse Cultures – Diverse Languages, Standards and Quality Assurance of Diversity Management, Diverse Cities/Enterprisese/Project. For more information on the programme […]

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Racism in sport

Politicians, academics, NGOs and sport federations alike are sounding the alarm over the increase in violence and racism linked with sport events. “In recent years we have seen too much violence, too many manifestations of intolerance and racist and xenophobic acts surrounding football matches. All this is changing one of the most loved and watched […]

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The trend toward ‘lookism’

In a survey conducted by Personnel Today, workplaces are becoming increasingly ‘lookist’. The growing importance of physical attractiveness has led UK workers to being teased about hair colour, fashion sense and regional accents. Society seems to deem this acceptable behaviour. The survey asked to

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