SOCOM is committing itself to attracting more women and people of color
A push to promote more women and people of color into leadership, as well as rank-and-file, positions held overwhelmingly by white, male troops ― decades after racial and gender integration ― is part of a long game.
Embracing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the Red Cross in LA
One immediate area was the expansion of our focus from “diversity and inclusion” to add “equity.”
‘Our Teams Are Orchestras’: Get to Know Red Cross Chief Diversity Officer, Adrienne Alberts
Nearly six weeks in, Adrienne Alberts returns to the Red Cross with style and grace as our new Chief Diversity Officer.
Don't dismiss skills to pursue military diversity
Our military consistently grows stronger, smarter, and more sophisticated. Part of this involves inclusion.
10 Organisations to Volunteer For in Johannesburg
Volunteers are what keep most non-profit organisations running, and when it comes to improving the lives of others, there can never be enough assistance.
Spain's Army Now Allows Women with Tattoos to Choose to Wear Trousers
For the first time, women will be allowed to join Spain’s military after rules on wearing skirts were overturned.
This Tiny Country Has the Most Foreign Military Bases
In an extremely volatile and unstable environment, Djibouti is a haven of political stability, and is of great geostrategic and economic importance. It’s also home to the greatest number of foreign military bases – here’s everything you need to know.
History of the Red Cross
Today, the Red Cross and Red Crescent are known around the world. With nearly 100 million volunteers worldwide, a network of national and local organisations that provide help to those in need, the movement is now a household name.
Biden Showcases the Strength, Excellence of American Military Diversity
Diversity was on display at the White House today as President Joe Biden introduced Air Force Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost as his choice to command U.S. Transportation Command and Army Lt. Gen. Laura Richardson for promotion to general and commander of U.S. Southern Command.
US Peace Corps celebrates 60th anniversary
The United States Peace Corps celebrated its 60th anniversary of worldwide friendship and service, at an event in Nuku'alofa on March 22.
9 of the most legendary heroes in US Army history
U.S. Army life has created a lot of heroes in its 243 years of service. Here are 9 of the most legendary soldiers to have ever shot, bayoneted, and blown up America’s enemies.
Police Officers Explain Why Diversity in Law Enforcement Matters
Conversations about diversity carry a lot of weight in any industry. But when it comes to law enforcement, this critical topic can get swept into a confusing tangle of headlines, laws and politics.
Coast Guard taking a fresh approach to boost diversity, inclusion
Citing the need to boost inclusivity, the Coast Guard recently released a diversity and inclusion plan for now to 2023.
West Chester police form task force to better diversify department
In a bid to better diversify the police department, borough council at Wednesday’s virtual meeting, voted to fund a seven member Mayor Jordan Norley Diversity Task Force for $20,000.
State of the Coast Guard: Resiliency, Inclusivity, Ingenuity Molding Force of Future
The U.S. Coast Guard has taken to heart lessons over the past year not just about agility and creative ways to maintain security and commerce during a global pandemic but in fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce for optimal strength and effectiveness, Adm. Karl Schultz said.
Diversity in Social Work
Social workers are met with varying problems, people and personalities daily. It is a simple fact of this crucial career — all different kinds of people need help and support.
Does Diversifying Police Forces Reduce Tensions?
In Baltimore, the police force is fairly diverse — about 42 percent black, compared to 63 percent of the general population.
Abolishing the Peace Corps would be a mistake
“Why should you, a white woman, go work in Africa?”
Confronting your unconscious bias: 'Lean into that discomfort'
What do you see when you look in the mirror? How do you stand in your truth? Do your life experiences color decisions you make in a way that negatively impacts others?
Navy vet: ‘Women! Stop ‘leading like men”
For Jenn Donahue, being the only woman in the room is normal