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Brevard companies push to increase racial, gender diversity in engineering ranks

Brevard companies push to increase racial, gender diversity in engineering ranks Dave Berman, Florida Today © MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY Justin Cloud Brevard County home to Fortune 500 defense manufacturers, NASA s Kennedy Space Center and decades of groundbreaking innovations today lags behind the national average for diversity among top technical workers. Popular Searches According to CareerSource Brevard, 86.2% of engineers in Brevard were white in 2020, compared with 78.0% of all engineers nationwide in the same period. And the divide between men and women in the field locally is 60% of engineers were men and 40% were women in 2020, a breakdown unchanged since 2015. But there is a significant corporate push going on to address the workforce imbalance, with companies like L3Harris Technologies Inc. and Northrop Grumman placing a high priority on diversifying their engineering staff, including dedication to achieving a greater mix of gen

Brevard companies push to increase diversity in engineering

Also helping lead the drive for more diversity in engineering is Cloud, a director of project engineering at Melbourne-based L3Harris Technologies Inc. and the chair of the L3Harris Employees of African Descent employee resource group, which has more than 1,300 members. We need to understand that diversity is a plus, not a negative, said Cloud, who worked at Lockheed Martin Corp. for 18 years before joining L3Harris 2½ years ago. He said, in engineering at one time a profession dominated by white males  diversity of gender, race, ethnicity and sexual orientation is crucial, and helps create diversity of thought that helps the creative process of engineering.

After Yet Another Police Shooting, Children Of Color May Need A Mental Health Day

 | Updated 3 hours ago skynesher via Getty Images For some parents of color, one way to alleviate the stress and vicarious trauma associated with police shootings is to give their kids a mental health day from school. For kids of color, the news cycle this month has been haunting. The trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin was on news channels everywhere, forcing Black people to be retraumatized by video after video of George Floyd, a Black man, begging for his life and crying out for his mother. There has also been an alarming number of young people of color shot by the police lately: Daunte Wright, 20, was killed near Minneapolis at a traffic stop, just miles from where George Floyd was killed. Less than a week later, Chicago police released graphic footage of an officer killing 13-year-old Adam Toledo in what was initially labeled “armed confrontation.” (Toledo, a seventh grader, does not appear to be holding a weapon at the moment he’s shot, but police video sh

Royal Oils and Gold Series Announce the Recipients of the Rooted in Science Scholarship

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Royal Oils and Gold Series Announce the Recipients of the Rooted in Science Scholarship April 27, 2021 GMT CINCINNATI (BUSINESS WIRE) Apr 27, 2021 Procter & Gamble (P&G) haircare brands Royal Oils by Head & Shoulders and Gold Series from Pantene announced the 11 recipients of the first annual Rooted in Science Scholarship. The scholarships were awarded to Black women pursuing a degree in STEM fields at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and UNCF (United Negro College Fund)-member schools. UNCF, a long-time partner to P&G, will facilitate the distribution.

Is Camas top administrator already on his way out? - All Politics is Local

All Politics is Local About this blogWe go to meetings so you don t have to. Camas’ top administrator might pack his bags soon, less than a year after starting the job.  City Administrator Jamal Fox has been named a finalist for the city manager gig in Gresham, Ore., according to a news release from that city. Fox is one of three finalists selected from a field of 37 candidates. A statement from the city of Camas released by spokesperson Bryan Rachal said that Fox “has been pursued by multiple municipalities.” “Knowing what type of leader Jamal is, we completely understand why,” the statement reads. “Jamal’s skills, talent and leadership have been much appreciated and they have been an important part of the success the city has experienced during the pandemic. While we are saddened to possibly lose Jamal to another city, we’re also excited for the opportunity for him and his family.”

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