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The Vital Role of Special Interest Groups The Vital Role of Special Interest Groups.

Google is committed to continuing to make diversity, equity, and inclusion part of everything we do—from how we build our products to how we build our workforce. Google is growing to fulfill that vision. Operating at this scale brings an elevated level of responsibility to everything we do—including a workforce that's more representative of our users, and a workplace that creates a sense of belonging for everyone. As Google continues to grow, we have a responsibility to scale our diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives to increase pathways to tech in the communities we call home.

By providing computer science education from primary school through university we are growing the next generation of Black Specoal Latinx tech leaders through programs like CS FirstCode Nextand Tech Exchange.

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Google works hard to attract the best talent and once they are here, we want them to stay. To support this, we build diversity, equity, and inclusion capabilities among all Googlers from managers and leaders, to front line human resources. The Equity Programs Team focuses on ensuring parity in how we source and hire Nooglers as well as in performance reviews, promotions, and retention. Through our Employee Resource GroupsLeadership Councils, and Diversity councils, we foster a sense of belonging throughout the company, even while many of us are working from home. Responsible growth means looking beyond the demands of our industry, to consider how our work impacts the cities, sites, and countries where we operate.

We approach this work by building long-term partnerships with educational institutions, policymakers, and community organizations. Build For Everyone Google is committed to continuing to make diversity, equity, and inclusion part of everything we do—from how we build our products to how we build our workforce. Thank you The Vital Role of Special Interest Groups joining us on this journey.

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Https://amazonia.fiocruz.br/scdp/blog/culture-and-selfaeesteem/changes-in-musical-styles-related-to-changes.php approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion As Google continues to grow, we have a responsibility to scale our diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives to increase pathways to tech in the communities we call home. Our stories Read about our diversity, equity and inclusion work. Merve Isler wants to change that View story. The tools that help me work from home with Vitap View story. The Update: Designing Strategically for all View story. Are your inclusion efforts excluding the transgender and gender nonconforming community? View story.

The Vital Role of Special Interest Groups

Progress on our racial equity commitments View story. How Eurovision inspired a research intern's project View story.

Search Digital Library

New awards support future leaders of computing research View story. Making Chromebooks work for people with disabilities View story. Tribal schools embrace distance learning with Google tools View story. Founded: A new podcast focuses on women who lead View story. When it comes to inclusion, we must stop overlooking accessibility View story. How the world is responding to the rallying cry for racial justice, according to video trends View story. Hacking for a virtual world View story.

The Vital Role of Special Interest Groups

Helping Googlers tackle student loan debt View story. Race and Education in a Modern Metropolis: Dr. Kamau Bobb View story. Search for Racial Equity: Dr. Yusef and Ibi Zoboi View story.

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Building for everyone means building without bias View story. Avni Shah wants to keep learning going for everyone View story. How Nikiya Simpson brought meaning to her work View story.]

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