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4A's MAIP mission is to provide and showcase the advertising industry with the best talent through world-class development opportunities.
ADCOLOR showcases the important role that people of diverse backgrounds play in the fields of advertising, marketing, and media. The annual gala takes place in September.
Asians in Advertising strives to develop a free community, create opportunities, and help elevate Asians to higher leadership positions.
Black Girls Code offer programs and partnerships designed to introduce women of color to careers in the digital space.
White Men as Full Diversity Partners – website and consultancy promoting the development of diversity awareness in white males in leadership positions.
3% Conference – website and clearinghouse for information on increasing the number of female creative directors in advertising. The 2017 event will be held in NYC on Nov. 2-3.
Out and Equal focuses on elevating awareness around gender orientation and supporting the LGBTQ community in the workplace. Their 2017 Summit will take place Oct. 9-12 in Philadelphia, PA.
Cook Ross is a consultancy focused on issues of diversity and inclusion through content and public events.
Three’s A Crowd is a community of LA-based Black creative professionals from all backgrounds, disciplines, and levels in our careers within advertising, marketing, entertainment, production, fine arts and entrepreneurial spaces.
Thrive in Advertising: Chelsea Czabo and Cecilia Gorman help women achieve bliss with their “Women of Wisdom” panel.
Stop AAPI Hate tracks and responds to incidents of hate, violence, harassment, discrimination, shunning, and child bullying against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States.
Modern Muse.org is a nonprofit that supports mentorship by business leaders to help shape the next generation of female business professionals.
Six letters will never be enough. #PoweredByPride For this year's Pride, we collaborated with The LGBT Community Center, NYC's home and hub for the LGBTQA community, to create a film celebrating the entire LGBTQA Alphabet-twenty-six ways to share who you are and how you love. Because all voices deserve to be heard.
Tweets by Nicole Sanchez of Vaya Consulting Original music composed by Andrea Saparoff Creative and VFX by Framestore Conceived by Kat Gordon Directed and produced by Andrea Nordgren at the 3% Conference.
Zach Anner tells viewers why it’s not a good idea (ever!) to park in the access lane, even for a minute. Please keep others in mind and be considerate of people with different ablities.