What are the economic implications of racism?
Elizabeth Hinton is here to tell us how we can break the cycle of police violence and social unrest.
Read MoreWhy is AI not an authority on fairness?
Hannah Fry is here to tell us why we can’t assume software is perfect.
Read MoreIf AI can replace some jobs, should we?
Missy Cummings is here to tell you why AI is not the job killer.
Read MoreWhy is artificial intelligence set to become a human rights issue?
Safiya Noble is here to examine the ways in which search algorithms can reinforce and amplify existing biases and stereotypes, particularly against marginalized groups such as women, people of color, and LGBTQ+ individuals.
Read MoreWhy does climate change hit marginalized communities harder?
Julia Hatton is here to discuss the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions in marginalized communities.
Read MoreWhy is life after incarceration just another prison sentence?
Dr Reuben Jonathan is here to discuss the complexities of incarceration, re-entry and the labor market.
Read MoreBest of: How can we challenge the stigma of incarceration?
Vincent Bragg is here to talk about his mission – to challenge the stigma of how society views people with a criminal history, as well as how people with a criminal history view themselves.
Read MoreBest of: How does environmental sustainability impact the world of work?
Each year, Indeed celebrates Earth Week — which falls from April 14th to 22nd — by hosting a range of webinars, events and challenges to get Indeedians excited about sustainability. In this week’s best of episode of Here to Help, Indeed’s CEO, Chris Hyams, takes a virtual seat with Valeria Orozco, Indeed’s Director of Environmental…
Read MoreHow can women ensure they’re being paid fairly?
Jen Ngozi is here to talk about unwritten rules required to succeed in the corporate world, the uncomfortable fact that women are still often underemployed and underpaid and how you can learn the biggest secret to success – advocating for yourself.
Read MoreHow does the media shape our view of the world?
Shuronda Robinson is here to talk about how the media, policy and narratives shape how we view ourselves and the people around us. We delve into who gets to tell their own stories and who has their stories told on their behalf and why that matters.
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