In the spring of 2019, a group of Chapman University students approached the Escalette Collection with a specific request: to see and hear from artists they felt were underrepresented in the collection. Escalette...
As an international film student, listening and speaking different voices is always a challenge and a benefit. Growing up in a different culture and environment developed my views differently, making me better at...
This April, Chapman University is celebrating the vast and rich contributions, stories and experiences of those from Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American (APIDA) heritage with a month-long series of virtual events...
When I was early in my career, I was very dismissive of the idea that women struggled more than men in the workplace. I was fortunate to advance quickly up the ladder and I’m ashamed to admit I thought many used the...
We were raised by strong, fierce immigrant women who have fought sexism and discrimination their entire lives. Having role models like that has shaped us into the women and leaders we are today. We are co-chairs for...
As we celebrate Women’s Herstory Month and César Chávez Day, I took time to reflect on the impact of “La Causa” (or, “the cause,” a term used to describe the movement that sought to secure rights and consideration...
Each year, Women’s Herstory Month offers us an opportunity to tell the stories of women and to get them told to a broader audience. As a woman in tech, and particularly as I’ve moved into more visible...
If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair. – Shirley Chisholm, First Black Congresswoman and first Black woman candidate for a major party nomination for United States Presidency The leadership...
Leadership is not a contest; it is a responsibility and an honor. A crucial part of developing people is believing in them and empowering them to use their voices to share their perspectives and ideas and defend...
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