Companies host D&I events and speakers; hire vice presidents of D&I; organize "diversity training" (which, according to copious evidence, doesn't work and in fact often backfires).
Taxonomic categories are abstract constructs aimed at organizing the diversity of life (Dobzhansky 1935).
The suggestion that we were losing minority students was timely, given that the students of color at Shimer had just begun organizing for diversity and inclusion a few months before.
They also spoke about ways they're making waves in their own communities ― by organizing a diversity presentation for school faculty, or sitting down for the pledge as a political stance. .
Now that we have seen some of the diversity of non-mammalian synapsids, we can examine how paleontologists use evolutionary trees to organize this diversity and to investigate where in synapsid history different mammalian characters evolved.
"The canals provide infrastructure and, like big trees, organize the diversity and allow you a much wider range of democratic expression".
Several relevant dimensions are used to organize this diversity into a conceptual framework of three levels of program, based primarily around levels of offender risk and program intensity.
To help structure the themes, risks are discussed in the context of Bronfenbrenner's (1979) ecological model, which organizes the diversity of influences on human development into a series of layers or systems.
Then, students, parents and community leaders organized a Diversity Fair at a church hall in town to highlight the opportunities in their community for meeting all kinds of people.
Although intraspecific taxonomic categories are often used in the management of cutthroat trout populations [ 23] there is remarkably little comparative data to assess whether subspecific differences capture or reliably organize the diversity present in this widely distributed species.
