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René Lim, Project Finance Manager, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF, or Doctors Without Borders), shares all about her experience overcoming gender stereotypes in her field, the most important lesson shes learnt through her travels and her personal diversity milestones in her nine-month mission in Afghanistan.

Over the past years, countries have been setting up regulatory guidelines for genetically modified crops developed through recombinant DNA technology. This led to the efforts to harmonize the regulatory approaches across countries and regions. According to Martin Lema, Adjunct Professor at the

Fayetteville anti-racism groups discuss racial inequities in policies in the city and around the country with the Community Conversations program.

In this interview, we find out about Chef Nadine Waechter-Morenos childhood influences, inclusive work practices she implements, and her dream dish that represents diversity. 

Ravinia Festival announced its diverse and jam-packed lineup Thursday, previewing more than 100 concerts coming to the Highland Park outdoor venue this summer.

Ravinia Festival in Highland Park is looking to start fresh with a full summer lineup in 2022, featuring artists such as Pitbull, Common, Stevie Nicks, Bonnie Raitt and more.

Ravinia Festival has announced its complete 2022 summer lineup, offering 50 artist debuts and more than 100 concerts, including the annual summer residency of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO) with Chief Conductor Marin Alsop.

Ashley Hickson-Lovence discusses his book inspired by the life of Uriah Rennie.

Having been in this field for over two decades, Pamela Gonzalez, Head of Asia Group, APAC at Syngenta admits there many challenges to address in agriculture, and we require different and diverse minds to help solve them. 

Rare diseases impact populations across the globe, - IndoUSrare is working to break down barriers to rare disease research and drug development.