Inclusion is no longer just about access—it’s becoming a core part of how housing is planned, built, and sustained over time.

For years, accessibility was treated as a compliance exercise, something required rather than desired. Yet in today’s consumer landscape, where aging, chronic illness, and situational disability touch ...

Across the globe, freedoms are under threat. In some cases, division has been more celebrated than unity. Now, the need for inclusion is increasingly being questioned. Corporate pledges, splashy ...

Approximately 1 in 31 children has a diagnosis of autism. All are individuals and a one-size-fits-all plan is not feasible, or desirable.

It is alarming that the words diversity, equity and inclusion — which are so closely aligned with the identity of America as a land of opportunity for all — have become politically toxic. Diversity, ...

Over 110 million people are displaced due to violence, persecution, and climate change, and access to financial services is often the key to rebuilding lives. Refugees and displaced populations face ...

As a growing number of U.S. companies roll back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts in the wake of right-wing pressure, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation says that, in fact, more ...

Premier Danielle Smith’s recent remark — “You can earn your way into inclusion, but you can earn your way out of it, too” — ...

When I reflect on gender equality in the solar industry, I see a sector that mirrors many others where technical work, design, and financial management intersect. The biggest barriers are clear.