Author: DiversityComm

Most of us know the basics of what goes into a resume: job experience, schooling and your contact information. But when does your resume start to give away too much information? Regardless of your skillset and experience, including too much or unnecessary information on your resume could unintentionally sabotage your chances of getting an interview. Before applying for a job, take a look at your resume to ensure it doesn’t include the following:Personal Information Sure, you’ll want to include your name, email and phone number on your resume, but besides these basics, you shouldn’t be disclosing any other personal details…

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Hey everyone, DiversityComm Media here and we’ve got some huge news to share! Caitlin Clark, the absolute star from the University of Iowa, has just smashed the NCAA all-time scoring record. Good Morning America reports that this record was like a fortress, standing tall for over 50 years, until Caitlin came along. With a cool technical free throw in a game against Ohio State, she bumped her score up to a mind-blowing 3,668 points, nudging past “Pistol” Pete Maravich’s legendary score of 3,667 points from way back in 1970. How awesome is that? Caitlin’s not just about breaking records; she’s…

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The U.S. Department of Education has announced a $93 million grant that will be distributed among 20 colleges and universities. These grants will be specifically geared towards Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities (TCCUs) and Minority-Serving Institutions (MSIs) to support research and development and to improve completion rates for underserved students.The grants are being provided under the Research and Development Infrastructure (RDI) program and the Postsecondary Student Success Grant (PSSG) program. The RDI program provides funds to HBCUs, TCCUs and MSIs to transform their research infrastructure through strengthening their research productivity, faculty expertise, physical infrastructure…

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By Dr. Fawzia Reza  In our globally connected world, developing inclusive practices allows us to work collaboratively and effectively with diverse stakeholders. Although many organizations understand the benefits of a diverse workforce, they often fall short in attracting and then retaining diverse employees. A checklist identifying the best inclusive practices for recruiting can be a valuable resource for organizations that want to hire and retain diversity within their organization.As the diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) manager at an asynchronous remote educational institution, I recently shared some steps below that might foster a sense of belonging and promote hiring retention of diverse…

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A Recognition of Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Advocacy DiversityComm, Inc. is thrilled to announce a monumental achievement: DiversityComm Magazine has secured the top spot in Feedspot’s esteemed “Best 15 Diversity and Inclusion Magazines & Publications” list for 2024. This recognition serves as a resounding affirmation of our unwavering commitment to championing diversity, equity, and inclusion across all spheres of society. We are immensely grateful to Feedspot for bestowing this prestigious honor upon us. Being recognized as the #1 diversity magazine is a testament to the relentless dedication and unwavering passion of our team, contributors and supporters. It underscores our…

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The clean energy industry is in higher demand than ever, and with the help of over $40 million in funding, the workforce is about to get stronger.As part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the selection of 17 new Industrial Assessment Centers (IAC) and the inaugural cohort of 10 Building Training and Assessment Centers (BTAC). Selectees are expected to receive a combined $40.8 million, made possible by President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, to expand training opportunities for in-demand, high-quality jobs while identifying opportunities for organizations to save energy, improve productivity and reduce…

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DiversityComm Magazine’s recent achievement of ranking third in Google Search for top diversity magazines underscores the significance of its dedication and perseverance in the journey towards success. As the top search engine globally, used by billions of people online, Google’s ranking system holds immense importance. To secure the third position amidst the vast array of content available online reflects the exceptional efforts and commitment of the DiversityComm team to promoting diversity, equity and inclusion. Since its inception, DiversityComm Magazine has embarked on an evolving journey marked by significant milestones. From its inaugural cover featuring legendary figures like Mohammad Ali to…

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By Natalie Rodgers   Every baseball fan knows the name Shohei Ohtani. After several years of playing the sport professionally in Japan, Ohtani joined the Los Angeles Angels in 2017, quickly becoming one of the most well-known talents in the game. He is a rare two-way player, a designated hitter, the 2018 Rookie of the Year, a double MVP and has become the first person in MLB to have 10+ home runs and 20+ stolen bases as a hitter and 100+ strikeouts and 10+ pitching appearances as a pitcher in the same season. On top of all this, Ohtani is known as one of the classiest players…

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Even if you don’t think you’ve watched an Adult Swim program, you most likely have. A channel specializing in comedy and animation content for a PG-13 to R rated audience, Adult Swim is home to some of the most popular shows to-date, including Rick and Morty, Bob’s Burgers and Futurama. Now, the network is expanding its library and desire for inclusion with its first Spanish language program.At New York Comic Con in 2023, Adult Swim’s announced its newest project—a stop-motion series called Women Wearing Shoulder Pads. The series will follow a wealthy Spaniard living in Ecuador as she journeys through…

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IRVINE, CA- (Mar 1, 2024) – DiversityComm Magazine proudly announces the release of its highly anticipated Multi-Cultural Women’s Issue, featuring the brilliant and beautiful Zendaya. Available in both digital and print formats on March 1, 2024, this issue promises to be a celebration of women’s achievements, diversity and empowerment. Zendaya, known for her talent and advocacy, takes center stage in our feature, which delves into her remarkable journey as a trailblazer in the entertainment industry—emphasizing her impact on breaking stereotypes and paving the way for future generations. This special issue aligns with International Women’s Day and highlights Women of Firsts,…

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