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DEI in the U.S., Then and Now: What Changed in a Year—and What Hasn’t
A lot has changed in DEI between 2024 and 2025: new laws, new restrictions, and a noticeable corporate retreat. But the lived reality inside workplaces and campuses is the same. People still want fairness, safety, and belonging—even when the acronym becomes too risky to say out loud.
Conflict as Opportunity: Turning Tensions Into Growth
Conflict is inevitable in DEI work, but it doesn’t have to be destructive. Learn how to navigate workplace tensions, build trust, and turn disagreements into opportunities for growth.
The Disappearing Act: How Companies Quietly Dismantle DEI Programs—and Why Everyone Notices
While some companies hope no one notices their retreat from Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) commitments, employees, job seekers, and customers are paying attention. Learn how to identify the signs and navigate the fallout as a DEI practitioner.
The Hard Truth About DEI: Are We Reaching Anyone Outside the Choir?
If we’re fighting for DEI but only fighting—without learning how to reach those outside the pro-DEI 'choir'—what are we truly accomplishing? It’s time to move beyond conflict and focus on connection, understanding, and cultural transformation.


A lot has changed in DEI between 2024 and 2025: new laws, new restrictions, and a noticeable corporate retreat. But the lived reality inside workplaces and campuses is the same. People still want fairness, safety, and belonging—even when the acronym becomes too risky to say out loud.