Diversity training is the process of educating employees, students or volunteers to function in a diverse environment. The Resources in this section offer the HR professional access to a few sites that promote and encourage diversity based upon a collective or by specialized group. To add a resource, please log in, goto your dashboard and submit a link. |
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Womens E-News
Women's eNews is the definitive source of substantive news--unavailable anywhere else--covering issues of particular concern to women and providing women's perspectives on public policy. |
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Native American Resources
Our mission is to provide you with quality news, information, and entertainment from a Native American perspective. |
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Senior Net
SeniorNet's mission is to provide older adults education for and access to computer technologies to enhance their lives and enable them to share their knowledge and wisdom. |
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Religious Tolerance
This website is unlike almost all other religious sites:
It promotes religious freedom, and diversity as positive cultural values.
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National Organization on Disability
The mission of the National Organization on Disability (NOD) is to expand the participation and contribution of America’s 54 million men, women and children with disabilities in all aspects of life. |
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Diversity Search Partners
Diversity Search Partners, a minority and veteran-owned business, is a leader in diversity, female and minority executive recruiting. Diversity Search Partners has built a reputation for quality and specialized service. |
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Diversity Central
This site provides resources for creating a diverse work culture. |
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Diversity World
If you are interested in Workforce Diversity issues, you are going to enjoy exploring this section of our website. We have scoured the Internet for links to employment resources for all of the commonly recognized "diversity groups".
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The loss in workplace productivity during the NCAA men's basketball tournament--commonly known as March Madness--can be offset by a gain in employee morale, says Diane Swanson, professor of management at Kansas State University.
