It is not a question of human or machine, but book or no book
The article discusses the importance and economic challenges of translated literature in Norway, emphasizing the need for innovative approaches to publishing.
"When I arrived at Comex, there were 0 women: I said that the atmosphere was too testosterone-laden for my taste"
Eric Maumy, president of the APRIL group, discusses his efforts to improve gender diversity and the company culture at APRIL's new headquarters in France.
Anti-racist struggle needs the participation of white men, says Cida Bento at CasaFolha
Psychologist Cida Bento emphasizes the crucial role of white men in the anti-racist struggle during her course at CasaFolha, highlighting their dominant presence in leadership roles across various sectors in society.
Ecuador will showcase its musical diversity in Spain at the La Mar de Músicas festival
Ecuador will present its diverse musical culture at the La Mar de Músicas festival in Cartagena, Spain, with an emphasis on various genres and artists.
From Restarting to Diversity: Schools in Campinas Total 230 Immigrant Students from 29 Countries
In Campinas, Brazil, 230 immigrant students from 29 countries are enriching local classrooms with diversity and stories of overcoming challenges.
The Normale of Pisa against censorship: acquires 38 of the 381 books blacklisted by Trump
The Normale di Pisa has purchased 38 books that were banned by Trump, aimed at promoting diversity and inclusion.
Muhammed wants a job, not just 'Eid mubarak'
The article discusses the need for the Norwegian government to provide more substantial support and opportunities for immigrants, rather than merely offering symbolic gestures of inclusion.
World Poetry Day is celebrated in museums, bars, cultural centers, and pulperías
World Poetry Day is celebrated across various venues in Argentina, aiming to promote linguistic diversity and the art of poetry.
There is a responsibility to tell these stories and open doors
The article discusses the importance of acknowledging and sharing untold stories to foster understanding and connection within society.
Kudrow: "They hated Friends because it was not inclusive"
Lisa Kudrow reflects on the backlash against the sitcom Friends for its lack of diversity and inclusivity during its airing.
Christians in Ramadan: You Must Fast!
A Christian woman in Yemen describes the pressures of conforming to Muslim customs during Ramadan, highlighting the struggles of religious minorities in a predominantly Muslim society.
Carín León musicalizes the World Cup: 'Lighter' launched as the first single from the FIFA World Cup album
Mexican singer Carín León has released 'Lighter', the first official single for the 2026 FIFA World Cup album, collaborating with Jelly Roll and producer Cirkut.
‘It makes me feel more British’: Muslims say religious diversity in the UK part of identity
The article discusses the celebration of Eid al-Fitr at Baitul Futuh mosque in London amid political turmoil surrounding Islamic public prayers, reflecting on the sentiments of British Muslims regarding their identity and diversity.
Africa: How the World's Muslims Celebrate Eid 2026?
The article explores the diverse ways Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr amidst the backdrop of conflict in the Middle East.
Francophonie: a community that lives and feels French in a plural way
March is the month when French speakers around the world celebrate the vitality of the French language through their diverse experiences and expressions.
The power of giving: The role of women donors
This article highlights the significant impact of women donors in the realm of philanthropy, especially in supporting diversity and inclusion causes.
Ground Report: Eid celebrations in Beirut amidst the crisis
Despite the ongoing conflict, life finds a way as Eid festivities take place in Beirut, though overshadowed by the prevailing chaos.
Female leadership and belonging: when diversity stops being a topic and becomes culture
The article discusses the challenges of female leadership and diversity in Brazil's corporate sector amidst a changing global context on diversity and inclusion.
Jamie Sarkonak: Bird conservation — the latest field to take up race-based hiring
A Quebec human rights tribunal dismissed a case concerning a bird conservation organization that excluded white applicants from a job posting, labeling the government's race-based hiring practices as acceptable under certain contexts.
Edi Pou Prescribes Odd Rhythms to Break Musical Order
Edi Pou challenges conventional musical rhythms by advocating for the use of odd time signatures to enhance emotional listening experiences.
‘Masks, Let's Dance’ Special Exhibition at Duksung Women's University Museum
Duksung Women's University Museum is hosting the special exhibition 'Masks, Let's Dance', showcasing over 60 traditional masks reflecting the diversity of modern Korean traditional masks until December 24, 2026.
FIFA mandates female coaches in its women's competitions
FIFA has announced that all teams participating in its women's competitions must include at least one female coach on their staff, as part of new regulations aimed at increasing female representation in coaching roles.
White men 'clearly' targeted as Virginia Dems’ race-sex bill hits Spanberger’s desk: experts
Experts believe that a Virginia bill which prioritizes small, women-owned, and minority-owned businesses for procurement may face legal challenges due to perceived targeting of white men.
Objection Exclusive: Antitrust Law Instead of Culture War
The demand for increased diversity is facing unexpected opposition as a U.S. antitrust agency targets the diversity programs of major law firms, affecting German companies as well.
Multinational list of applicants for the position of music director at the National Opera
The National Opera has announced a multinational list of candidates for its open music director position, inviting a diverse range of applicants.
Celebrating the diversity of 'the French language'
The article discusses the global reach and celebration of the French language, emphasizing its presence in various regions and its popularity on social media.
Georgia gubernatorial hopeful vows to ‘ban DEI’ but his own company touted diversity and inclusion
Rick Jackson, a Republican candidate for governor of Georgia, promises to ban Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives despite previously supporting such policies at his own company, Jackson Healthcare.
With Seu Jorge and Marcelo Serrado, film by director from Taubaté premieres this Thursday (19) in cinemas
The film 'Narciso,' directed by Jeferson De from Taubaté, features Seu Jorge and Marcelo Serrado, and explores themes of fantasy, reality, and diversity as it tells the story of an orphan boy who discovers a magical ball.
VIDEO: Latvians participate in the St. Patrick's Day parade in Galway
Latvians participated in the St. Patrick's Day parade in Galway, Ireland, which celebrated the country's cultural identity and diversity.
Europe has common norms, not common values
The article discusses the challenges the European Union faces in unifying its foreign policy amid international crises, highlighting the varying political and cultural perspectives across member states.
Are companies hiring disabled people just for show?
A study by IIT Madras and SASTRA University reveals that despite laws promoting equal employment for disabled individuals in India, many companies are hiring only those who are already 'job-ready', neglecting those who require support.
Jamie Lee Curtis slams 'abomination' Trump for trying to 'erase' diversity 'from our language'
Jamie Lee Curtis criticized Donald Trump for attempting to remove the concepts of diversity and inclusion from public discourse during her speech at the South by Southwest festival.
‘Diversity and Inclusion’ Becomes the Driving Force of Sustainable Innovation That Has Lasted 163 Years
Bayer attributes its long-standing success and innovation to its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace, which it considers vital for navigating modern challenges.
Where is Mommy?
The children's book 'Where is Mommy?' illustrates that all types of families exist through the story of a hippopotamus and a turtle.
Kyriaki Spanou: "... these humble angels are next to us..."
The successful book 'The Braid' by Letizia Colombani is being adapted for the theater under the direction of Kyriaki Spanou, showcasing the resilience and strength of women from diverse backgrounds.
Simon Campanello: Chatbots Can Flatten Our Language – and Our Thoughts
The increasing use of chat services like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini may threaten the diversity of language and hinder human creativity, as warned by researchers.
Less Jesus, more Sharia? The battle over religious education in Germany is raging
A new curriculum for religious education in Lower Saxony, Germany, emphasizes a broader religious and social education over traditional Christian teachings, reflecting the diverse backgrounds of students.
Manitoba sports organizations would track under-represented groups under new bill
A new bill in Manitoba requires amateur sports organizations to track demographics and report on inclusivity efforts for under-represented groups.
This 'magical number' on your plate makes your gut feel good – bloating can disappear in days
Eating at least 30 different plant-based foods weekly can significantly improve gut health and reduce bloating, according to nutrition experts.
A hellish exoplanet has been discovered, representing a new type of planet in the Universe
Astronomers have identified a newly discovered exoplanet, L 98-59 d, which belongs to an exotic unknown category of planets, revealing the vast diversity of planetary systems in the Universe.
Jordan praises hard work. The documentary filmmaker attacks Putin
Michael B. Jordan, in his Oscar acceptance speech, credits hard work and humility for his achievement, emphasizing the importance of artists focusing on their craft rather than seeking awards.
Oscar 2026: 'Sentimental Value' surpasses 'The Secret Agent' as best international film
The film 'Sentimental Value' won the Oscar for Best International Film, overshadowing 'The Secret Agent' while celebrating notable achievements in diversity and representation in the filmmaking industry.
A common tree could be silently changing the fate of the Atlantic forest: how the jackfruit alters forest soil, transforms leaf litter, and affects local species
A study has found that the invasive jackfruit tree is depleting soil and diminishing amphibian diversity in Brazil's Atlantic Forest.
Bengt Ohlsson: The Hug Will Save the Liberals
Bengt Ohlsson argues that the recent embrace of diversity and inclusivity may provide a fresh start for the struggling Liberal party in Sweden.
BBC quietly releases final series of comedy starring Oscar nominee
The BBC has released the final series of the comedy drama 'Boarders,' which highlights the experiences of five black teenagers at a prestigious school.
The battle for Iran’s neighbors: Why Washington’s isolation strategy is faltering
The article discusses how the United States' strategy to isolate Iran is facing challenges due to Iran’s internal diversity and resilience.
The migrant roots of Autumn Durald Arkapaw: the woman who made history at the Oscars 2026
Autumn Durald Arkapaw made history as the first woman to win the Oscar for Best Cinematography at the 2026 Academy Awards.
Who did the Oscars 2026 reward and honour?
The article discusses the winners and honorees of the 2026 Oscars.
Michael B. Jordan wins the Oscar and beats Chalamet and DiCaprio
Michael B. Jordan won an Oscar, surpassing favorites Timothée Chalamet and Leonardo DiCaprio, and made a significant speech acknowledging those who came before him.
Oscars viewers slam 'disrespectful' moment as winner is left fuming on stage
Oscars viewers reacted angrily to the abrupt interruption of a winner's acceptance speech during the 98th Academy Awards ceremony.