On January 26, the Center for Architecture hosted the opening of The Arsenal of Exclusion and Inclusion: New York Edition, an exhibition based on a book of the same name. At one end of the exhibition ...

As the saying goes, you can’t control what you can’t measure. In the context of workplace diversity and inclusion (D&I), the vast majority of measurements are focused on diversity. Inclusion, in ...

You see it in textbooks, TV shows, statuary, statements—the ideal of blind justice permeates our culture. Politicians and lawyers across the political spectrum invoke the image of an ideologically ...

Societies have long defined themselves through processes of inclusion and exclusion. This has often occurred at the expense of certain groups of people. Slavery, prison systems, citizenship rights, ...

Groucho Marx got it right when he said he did not want to belong to any club that would have him as a member. I feel much the same way about the inclusion mantra that is being parroted from corporate ...

Upside-down child in a public space, from the cover of “Designing Public Spaces for Young People.” “Cities that listen to and engage youth in creating welcoming spaces also tend to promote ...

An estimated 2 billion adults globally don't use formal financial services. Extending access to finance to them is the first building block to build a better life. More than 50 countries have made ...

In his letter ‘Why focus on exclusion?’ (August 29), Anthony Girard insisted on inclusion rather than on exclusion. He is right and I share his view. Christ came to include and save all people and so ...