Table of Contents
- #NoAllMalePanels, #NoAllWhitePanels. - Introducing The Mission:Visible List
- Industry Resources: Academia, Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences
- Industry Resources: Business
- Industry Resources: Domestic and Foreign Policy
- Industry Resources: Journalism and Media
- Industry Resources: Performing Arts, Culture, Entertainment
- Industry Resources: Science, Technology, Engineering, Math
Industry Resources: Academia, Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences
In 2017, nearly 75 percent of all post-secondary faculty were white. Five percent were Latino, 6 percent were black, and 11 percent were Asian. The numbers for full time, tenured faculty were even more stark.
Latina women made up merely 1 percent of full time professors, while Latino men, Black males, and females only made up 2 percent. Overall, women were less likely to serve in tenured positions, constituting only 34.3 percent of all full time professors in 2018.
Having a diverse faculty benefits students, leads to more innovative thinking and research, and creates the foundation for enriching and representative curriculums.
Use the list below to access resources, research materials, and organizations that amplify the presence and contribution of underrepresented groups.
History
The New Historia
Housed at NYU, the project aims to be the largest digital archive of women’s stories around the world and throughout history.
National Women’s History Project
Provides information, educational and promotional materials about the diverse and historic accomplishments of women.
National Women's History Museum
Tells the stories of women who transformed the United States of America through a growing state-of-the-art online presence and a future physical museum.
Literary Arts
SheWrites and SheWritesPress
A community and publishing house for women writers.
VIDA Count
Vida, Women in Literary arts, tracks the gender and race of book reviewers, and books reviewed in 39 literary journals and well-respected periodicals.
Philosophy
Gendered Conference Campaign
The conference aims to spotlight the prevalence of all-male conferences, volumes and summer schools and the harm that they do perpetuating the stereotype of philosophy as male
Politics
WomenAlsoKnowStuff
Database of more than 1,000 female scholars in politics, policy and government.