Diversity and Inclusion Archives

Loving Our Pets in a Diverse World

My first dog, Ebony, died in our backyard, not because she wasn’t loved but because we didn’t know what we didn’t know.

A veterinary school admissions system acting proactively would create nonacademic and nontechnical competencies that embraced diversity.

Just as with generational diversity, veterinary practices can benefit from gender-diverse teams.

While diversity issues go deeper than just the words, understanding the right words and how to use them is an excellent place to begin.

Inequality in public education funding punishes children already living in precarious environments.

No one wants to be in spaces where our identities or political ideologies are unwelcome.

During the first week of major COVID-19 office closures across the United States, downloads of videoconference programs jumped by 90%.

Commit yourself and your veterinary team or organization to diversity. If you must, be the first to act.

Not seeing or acknowledging race serves as an exit ramp from discussing or participating in advancing social change.

Stakeholders from across the veterinary profession will set goals for improving diversity, equity and inclusion.

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