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Ball State earns award for excellence in diversityĀ 

For the ninth consecutive year, Ball State University has received a Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award for their commitment to diversity and...

PitchFeast provides $55K to Black entrepreneurs

PitchFeast, a transformative competition designed to empower Black and Brown entrepreneurs, held its competition Oct. 10 at the Collaboration Hub in Hamilton County. The...

New firm launches to provide guidance and culturally competent tools

Impacto Strategies, a firm grounded in DEI consulting and strategic planning, is officially open for business. Founder and CEO Doneisha Posey thinks the time for...

A letter to my grandfather

In our current climate, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) is being weaponized and misused. From corporations using the framework to describe historically marginalized identities...

Kangaroo moves and other Olympic lessons

Unlike many, I am not mad at Rachael ā€œRaygunā€ Gunn, the Australian breakdancer who has gone viral at the Olympics. Her moves were, probably...

2024 Midwest Leak Awards look to honor helpful Hoosiers

The curtain rises on July 7 for the 2024 Midwest Leak Awards, a night dedicated to honoring the brightest stars of Indianapolis' entrepreneurial and...

Shegog receives Achievement Award from ICRC

President and CEO of the Recorder Media Group Robert Shegog will be awarded the 2024 Achievement in Business and Entrepreneurship Award by the Indiana...

Indianapolis celebrates inclusive businesses at mayor’s DiversityĀ Awards

Indianapolis came together to honor organizations leading the way in workplace diversity and inclusion on May 9. Hosted by Mayor Joe Hogsett, EmployIndy and the...

Nobody is against DEI

That’s a shocking claim given today’s socio-political divisions. Still, I think that it’s (almost) universally true. Roughly 30 years ago, an ā€œaha momentā€ arose...

Breaking barriers for African Americans in golf

On any given day you can find Mark A. Nance at the PXG (Parsons Xtreme Golf) Indianapolis shop. The store manager has been a Professional Golf Association (PGA) professional for 30 years.
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