One example sticks in my gullet - the space our media give to criticising universities which attempt a more equitable representation of children from state schools while showing no interest in the collapse of Britain's apprenticeship system.
Aside from including a more equitable representation of society, retaining mothers in technology positions throughout their careers will only enhance collective opportunities for innovation and discovery.
In this commentary, I argue for a greater focus on STEM integration, with a more equitable representation of the four disciplines in studies purporting to advance STEM learning.
Overwhelmingly, the focus on executive diversity so far has been on gender, with companies making only painfully slow progress towards a more equitable representation of women on boards.
The nonpermanent members are generally chosen to achieve equitable representation among geographic regions, with five members coming from Africa or Asia, one from eastern Europe, two from Latin America, and two from western Europe or other areas.
In 2015 only 41 black and minority ethnic MPs – 6% – were elected, when there should be nearer 100 for a more equitable representation.
The new ward councils were confronted with the challenge of delivering badly needed services and equitable representation to constituencies still coping with a ruined infrastructure, massive displacement of people, and an entrenched traditional chieftaincy system.
We, as a nation, have made progress in ensuring more diverse and equitable representation in business, education, the Armed Forces, Congress, the Cabinet, and even the White House.
Later, he developed an interest in politics beyond the walls of Christ Church, and, in the eighteen-eighties, he tried to find ways to secure equitable representation in Parliament for minorities.
It's a compelling look at Singh's humble origins and his deeply-felt commitment to social justice and equitable representation in civic life.
More equitable representation for cities on the PERS board, including the addition of independent members.
