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Stanford University social psychologist Dr. Claude Steele has provided substantial contributions to the world of diversity, cultural acceptance, and understanding of the human brain in terms of race, stereotypes, and social norms. At the 2017 Diversity Symposium in Fort Collins, […]

In the 21st century, pictures are worth more than a thousand words and everyone has the opportunity to become “famous.” As a visual art form, photography plays a positive role in social media but social media has an adverse effect […]

Multicultural Advertising is a MUST for any Predominantly White Institution (PWI) in higher education. Let’s face it.  The stats are not in your favor if you are a primarily white institution in higher education that is not currently engaging with […]

During most discussions about diversity, it’s not seen as a strength but rather an obstacle to overcome. Committees overseeing diversity within organizations often spend months deciding how to define diversity and end up failing at initiating real change. For universities, […]

By Olive Ancell Briana Daniels has taken her passion of African culture and is using it to touch lives across Ghana.  In the winter of 2016, Daniels traveled to Ghana for the first time through a service-in-learning program with professor […]

By Avalera When and where are parodies useful in aiding the education of identities? How, if at all, should a comedic act be used in order to spread a specific message to multiple audiences? Parodies, such as the one used […]

By Aidan Loughran For Jay-Z, music serves as a portal — whether it be to escape, enjoy, cope or come together, music is always there. Music was there for him in his time of need. Jay-Z was born and raised […]

In this episode we chat with Dr. Jamal Fruster, life coach, speaker and health care professional who refers to himself as “The Hype Man for Humanity.” Dr. Fruster talks about serving the Latinx community in Tucson, Ariz. and how one’s […]