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On this episode of Sustainable Outlook, Elizabeth Crouse of K&L Gates speaks with Elizabeth Jones on The Equality Equation’s mission to facilitate economic equality by developing...
The Equality Equation: Is Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby the “Black Messiah”? Share Article The Equality Equation believes ending the War on Drugs in Baltimore begins a full assault on systemic racism When the privileged are faced with Equality, it feels like oppression BALTIMORE (PRWEB) May 11, 2021 The goals of the COINTELPRO program were to prevent the growth of Black organizations (especially among youth organizations), to prevent Black organizations from gaining respectability, to prevent Black organiza...
Women scientists should be mentored by other women Gross under-representation of women and girls in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields in Africa could be reduced if societal and cultural gender norms, stereotypes, biases, sexual harassment and other discriminatory practices were dealt with at all levels, stated a World Bank expert during International Girls in ICT Day that was observed on 22 April. According to Marie Francoise Marie-Nelly, the World Bank’s country director for South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho and Eswatini, the good news is that there are current...
The Equality Equation: Balancing the Effects of Systemic Racism in Baltimore Share Article The Equality Equation launches website that highlights projects that prop up the benefit of black economic wellness against systems that have sustained blacks in a permanent underclass. Equality Equation BALTIMORE (PRWEB) April 14, 2021 Crime, blight, trash, and poverty have become synonymous with Baltimore in the national news. The inability to solve these issues with a black mayor and black city council, implies that no matter how much m...
These are articles written by professionals for investment professionals. They are contributions from external subject matter experts who do not work for CFA Institute, but may be a CFA charterholder as well as a member of a CFA Society. All are experts in their field and strive to deliver useful insights that help investment professionals make better decisions. Women have been making progress for years, but at a glacial pace. Year after year, I see the same bleak numbers: the more or less stagnant percentages of women in senior management, on boards, in finance, in tech, in investing. Howeve...