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Forbes names UAB one of America s Best Employers for Diversity

Forbes names UAB one of America’s Best Employers for Diversity By Alicia Rohan April 24, 2021 UAB’s diverse workforce is recognized by Forbes as one of the best in the nation, chosen based on an independent survey of more than 50,000 employees working for companies employing at least 1,000 people. (UAB) UAB is the largest single employer in Alabama, with more than 23,000 employees. (UAB) The University of Alabama at Birmingham, consistently recognized for achievements in diversity, has been ranked fourth in America’s Best Employer for Diversity by Forbes. UAB’s diverse community brings connections both to social and ethnic groups and to individual life experiences, Forbes said.

Canadian Black history largely overlooked in classrooms

Winnipeg Free Press Students, educators advocate for updates, additions to diversify Manitoba s curriculum RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS West Kildonan Collegiate Grade 11 student Tofunmi Eludipo says her classes provide very little in the way of Black Canadian history. Oluwadamilola Ojo can only remember spending a handful of classroom hours learning about Canada’s Black history everything else she knows has been self-taught. Oluwadamilola Ojo can only remember spending a handful of classroom hours learning about Canada’s Black history everything else she knows has been self-taught. It’s a little bit embarrassing on the Manitoba government, because Winnipeg in particular is full of immigrants… and we don’t even know the history of Black Canadians, said Ojo, 17, the leader of Black History Month events at St. Mary’s Academy.

Harvard Foundation Honors Taraji Henson with 2021 Artist of the Year Award | News

The Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations awarded actress, director, and producer Taraji P. Henson its Artist of the Year award at its annual Cultural Rhythms event earlier this month. The ceremony, which took place on April 1, concluded the 35th installment of Cultural Rhythms, an event the Foundation holds annually to showcase and celebrate cultural and ethnic diversity at the College. The show features student performances and a celebration of the Artist of the Year. Past honorees include Shakira and Denzel H. Washington. During the ceremony, Director of the College’s Office of Diversity Education and Support Robin M. Johnson said the foundation honored Henson for her contributions to both the entertainment industry and public conversations around race and mental health.

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