Diversity facts provide summaries of diversity data, statistics and trends about traditionally underrepresented groups, including Blacks, Latinos, Asians, American Indians, women, people with disabilities, veterans, and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.

• Diversity Leadership LGBT Pride Facts & Figures
  

  This diversity-leadership resource offers insight to evolving workplace diversity with a downloadable list of important LGBT-rights events and the relevant demographics you need to know. Read More

• Women’s History Month Facts
  

  National Women’s History Month can trace its roots back to March 8, 1857. DiversityInc provides some of the important dates and events in Women's History, as well as relevant demographics, that you need to know.Read More

• Black History Month Facts & Figures
  

  Black History Month is a time to commemorate achievement. DiversityInc provides a downloadable list of the important dates and relevant demographics you need to know.Read More

• Where’s the Diversity in Fortune 500 CEOs?
  

  There's a dearth of Black, Latino, Asian and women CEOs running major companies—but the DiversityInc Top 50 companies have better stats.Read More

• Disability Employment Awareness Month Facts & Figures
  

  This pool of talent is drastically underutilized. Read these facts and figures on the history and employment of people with disabilities.Read More

• Hispanic Heritage Month Facts & Figures
  

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• Diversity Drives Cleveland’s Economic Recovery
  

  Find out how a collaborative network of committed leaders is fueling this Northeast Ohio region's turnaround.Read More

• Study: Blacks, Latinos Value Corporate Social Responsibility More
  

  Latino and Black consumers value companies that stand up for sustainability issues more than other groups, according to a new research report.Read More

• Census 2010: First New Look at U.S. Population
  

  America's population growth has dropped to the lowest level since the Great Depression. When will data on the changing racial composition of the country be out?Read More

• Study: Women Still Not Getting to the Top Levels
  

  A recent review of S&P 100 companies shows that women account for only 1 in 10 top paid executives and 1 in 5 board members.Read More