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Advertisers guilty of stereotyping while being out of touch - Vimarsana News

Advertisers guilty of stereotyping while being out of touch

The history of advertising is pockmarked with many examples of stereotyping, most of which, today, would be deemed highly offensive, misogynistic and downright dangerous.

Free training leading to immediate employment available for all Hawaiʻi residents - Vimarsana News

Free training leading to immediate employment available for all Hawaiʻi residents

The UH Community Colleges are providing free training in the healthcare, clean energy, skilled trades and technology industries.

Source: hawaii.edu
UH: Free training leading to immediate employment available for all Hawai'i residents : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

UH: Free training leading to immediate employment available for all Hawai'i residents : Maui Now

Residents in search of employment and new career opportunities can access free trainings provided by the University of Hawaiʻi  Community Colleges through its Good Jobs Hawaiʻi initiative.

Marketing still has plenty of work to do on the DEI front - Vimarsana News

Marketing still has plenty of work to do on the DEI front

As many industries continue to grapple with issues relating to diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace, the Irish marketing and advertising world would appear to have plenty of work to do if the findings of a recent report on DEI from the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) are anything to go by.

Two weeks in, this college in Clinton welcomes its first president: Mohawk Valley history - Vimarsana News

Two weeks in, this college in Clinton welcomes its first president: Mohawk Valley history

Hamilton College opened in 1812. Its first president, a 47-year-old reverend, came to Clinton, New York from his hometown of Norwich, Connecticut.

Source: aol.com