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Diversity and Inclusion

Diversity Initiative Supported

Four people affiliated with ILR helped foster a $750,000 grant supporting the Ray Corollary Initiative's mission to increase diversity within the alternative dispute resolution profession.
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Diversity Initiative Supported

Explainer: Landmark NYC AI Law

ILR Professor John Hausknecht discusses a new law aimed at reducing hiring discrimination.
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Explainer: Landmark NYC AI Law

ILR Project Awarded Belonging at Cornell Innovation Grant

Cornell Chronicle
This project – a collaboration between the ILR School, the College of Arts and Sciences, eCornell and the College of Human Ecology – will give the Cornell community a chance to “hear the voices” of those in marginalized communities.
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ILR Project Awarded Belonging at Cornell Innovation Grant

ILR WIDE Launches

Cornell Chronicle
The ILR Workplace Inclusion and Diversity Education program, seeded by a gift from Tim Wentworth '82 and his wife, Robin Wentworth, will develop and deliver innovative teaching methods, conduct research and develop partnerships with leading organizations.
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ILR WIDE Launches

Yang-Tan Institute Offers Inclusion Resources

What does workplace inclusion look like for people with disabilities? Experts at ILR provide information that can help build a positive culture.
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Yang-Tan Institute Offers Inclusion Resources

Groshen, Nagaraja Among ‘Racism in America’ Webinar Panel

Cornell Chronicle
In the upcoming College of Arts and Sciences’ webinar, “Racism in America,” Erica Groshen, ILR economics adviser, and Tejasvi Nagaraja, assistant professor, will join panelists to discuss how racism shapes economic policies, and how economic policies shape inequality in America.
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Groshen, Nagaraja Among ‘Racism in America’ Webinar Panel

Creating More Inclusive Workplaces: One Student’s Path

Building on her ILR foundation, Niyyah Barber will enter a Stanford University program aimed at developing leaders who will work as a team on societal challenges.

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Creating More Inclusive Workplaces: One Student’s Path

Diversity and Inclusion

Interdisciplinary exchange examines tough questions about workplace practices

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Diversity and Inclusion

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