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By: Jayashree Iyer The technology sector has a history of lacking in gender diversity, with only 25% of its workforce being women. Even...

By: Ali Roberts The dominant narrative has been that the gender gap in technology career fields has been slowly closing over the years,...

By Christine Leavitt Violence and tragedy in Afghanistan have shaken the world during these last few weeks as the Taliban has returned to...

ASU’s Dr. Tracy Perkins will be presenting research on Wikipedia’s racialized knowledge politics at the American Sociological...

The Leadership Academy for CS and Engineering Undergraduates - Thriving in Internships and Early Careers is currently looking for...

Contributing guest blog post by Rachel Maas At the Center for WorkLife Law, we had the opportunity as part of WoCCC to study bias...

Institutions’ responses to Black Lives Matter include increasing the number of African American employees in their spaces among other...

That is the name of the poem that the nation's first Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman recited at the inauguration of President Joe Biden...

A few days after the highly publicized attack on the U.S. Capitol, education organizations thoughtfully and rapidly provided lists for...

Over the past year, there have been lots of discussions about intersectionality. Intersectionality means that we are making sure we...

Postdoctoral researcher Steve Elliott presented results from CGEST research at two scholarly conferences in May. The results stem from a...

On October 4, 2018, a special preconference was held prior to the Women of Color STEM Entrepreneurship Conference at ASU Law School in...

On June 19th, Dr. Kimberly Scott and Matthew Ruf of the CGEST team attended the “Cultivating a Fascination for a Future in STEM:...