DEI In the News: SMLR’s Faculty and Staff Share their Research and Expertise

CBS News interviews Rebecca Kolins Givan, who says many companies “signal to consumers they are on the right side of this issue, while doing very little in practice.”

Elemental writes about how the pandemic exposed critical blind spots in science and society, quoting Christopher Hayes on the “brutal way of life” facing low-wage workers.

Bloomberg Law writes about workplace harassment in the accounting industry, quoting Nichelle Carpenter on how leadership affects workers’ morale and performance.

Rutgers Today writes about Francis Ryan’s interview with longtime civil rights and labor leader William Lucy, sponsored by the Center for Innovation in Worker Organization and the Labor Education Action Research Network (LEARN).

Bloomberg Law reports KPMG U.K. chief Bill Michael has resigned after criticizing unconscious bias training, quoting Nichelle Carpenter.

The Future Hindsight podcast interviews Tamara Lee about racial justice, systemic inequity, and the need for diverse leadership in unions.

Marketplace interviews Yana Rodgers of the Center for Women and Work, who says a minimum wage hike would help to narrow the gender and racial wealth gaps without leading to mass layoffs.

Next City reports on the Black Workers Matter Economic Recovery Package, quoting Sheri Davis of the Center for Innovation in Worker Organization.

The San Francisco Chronicle interviews Naomi R Williams, who says President Trump has emboldened many white Americans to be open about their racism.

The Nation publishes an op-ed noting that Sheri Davis of the Center for Innovation in Worker Organization has launched the Black Womxn Demands video series.