Demographics Are Our Destiny – 2010 Census Data Trends
By Mauricio A. Velasquez, MBA, President, CEO, The Diversity Training Group
I don’t know who said it – but she or he was right.  Bull’s eye.  The 2010 Census data continues to come out and many are being caught by surprise.  As a former amateur demographer for the IRS (many moons ago), I find it all increasingly fascinating.  Did you see these trends coming?   I think many people don’t want to look at the data for fear of seeing what is already here and what is coming. Read more

Producer and Rapper Ray Luv Shares Love, and Hip-Hop, to Help Kids Stay in School By Simma Lieberman, Simma Lieberman Associates
There is a crisis in education, inclusion, and communication amongst people, particularly young people in the US. While some don’t see it, or don’t think it affects them, because they choose to live in their own little life bubble with people just like themselves, the fact is that high numbers of high school dropouts mean higher unemployment, and higher crime. Read more

The Pleiadians: New Book Released
By William A. Guillory, Ph.D., Exec. Dir.,Center for Creativity and Inquiry and President of Innovations International
This work of fiction is disturbingly close to today's reality! Shortly after the arrival of the Pleiadian, John, Dr. Bill Bradley learns that he has been chosen to lead the Quest -- the transformation of Planet Earth—from the brink of self-destruction to peaceful co-existence. Read more

Women are less likely than men to stay in engineering majors - American Sociological Association

Updating FMLA One Place to Start to Combat Sex-Role Stereotypes and Advance Equal Employment Opportunity - Washington University in St. Louis