The ability to respect others is a skill that will benefit your child throughout his or her lifetime. It is important to teach your child about the value of diversity, and show them that differences ...

The ability to understand and respect another person’s background and perspective is the foundation of all human interaction, and it is one of the most essential social skills that a child can have.

di·ver·si·ty - A point or respect in which things differ. The dictionary lists this as one of the definitions for the word diversity. Diversity is something we all address. It can encompass the areas ...

The Women’s and Gender Studies Program encourages diversity and equality in all areas of campus life. Our WGS courses and professors respect differences in background and identity, including but not ...

To make the most of diverse teams, leaders need to foster solidarity and a culture of community and belonging. But, it also comes down to individual employees to play their part in acknowledging and ...

You can be a helper by understanding and respecting how people are different. Meeting new friends lets us learn about how people are different. You can be a helper by understanding and respecting ...

Problems can occur when teachers—most of whom are white and English speakers—expect minority and limited English-language students to act and learn in a way that does not mesh with their cultures.

KALAMAZOO, MI — The city of Kalamazoo invites community members to join the 2021 Respecting Differences diversity event on Wednesday, April 14. The event will be held virtually through WebEx to allow ...

KALAMAZOO, Mich.—Kalamazoo County will take an in-depth look at bias when it holds its annual diversity program Wednesday, April 10, in Miller Auditorium on the campus of Western Michigan University.

Western is proud to take part in the 24th annual Respecting Differences event. “Disability Bias and Ableism: Implications for a Fully Inclusive Community” and will feature Shane Potis and Adam Furhman ...

It should be easy to accept, if not respect differences of opinion and ideology. The privilege to do so is a founding principle of our democracy. Recently however, we find ourselves being bullied by a ...