November marks Native American Heritage Month-- the month when America celebrates the history and legacy of the Native people.

To close out Latinx Heritage Month, here are 30 quotes to represent each day of the month from 30 inspiring Latinx Leaders in nearly every field.

Structural racism permeates every aspect of life for Black Americans. Tech, one of the fastest-growing industries, is the biggest teller of the inequities that exist for aspiring Black engineers.

We spoke with Steven Perez, Twilio’s Regional Sales Director, about his professional background, advice to anyone interested in a career in tech sales, and his transition from sales rep to regional director. Continue reading to learn more.

The following piece is part of a series from Jopwell Insights, Jopwell’s research and analytics team that brings data and informed perspectives to your inbox. Be on the lookout for other topical pieces to come!

Hispanic Heritage Month starts on September 15th! Here are a few Jopwell approved novels that you should add to your library.

Like most technology companies, the pandemic has taught NextRoll leaders a lot about the way employees working in “tech” live and work.

This year, Black Women’s Equal Pay Day landed on August 3rd. For context, this date represents the approximate day that Black women must work into the year to make what white, non-Hispanic men made at the end of the previous year—an extra 214 days.

Continue reading for a few quotes from some inspiring LGBTQIA+ leaders that are a part of the progress.

As Mental Health Awareness Month has come to a close, it's important for us to continue to keep mental health top of mind, especially in our current working environment.

It always important to prioritize your mental health especially in a climate likes today's—amidst a global pandemic.

BlackRock has been working towards ambitious diversity initiatives as they focus on growth within their organization.

The Premier Learning and Development Program for Early Career Professionals in the Media Industry.

Not only is it important to see women of color in high places, but it’s also important to celebrate them. It takes a lot of boldness and resiliency to take charge in an industry that is not only white-dominated but one that is male-dominated.

Although this movement has been scaled across the world and has matured into a global presence among various communities, it’s no secret that the origins of this movement stem from separatism. As the movement began, it initially focused on equality from a narrow perspective—prioritizing a singular community.

Recently, my team at Jopwell started using a virtual office platform to help us communicate throughout the day on projects and combat loneliness while we're in this WFH world.

Support Black-owned businesses now! We've put together a list of a myriad of companies and services that you can support today.

The onset of COVID-19 has reopened our collective imagination about the relationship between disease and racial disparity.