US EditionFred Hutch ends DEI initiatives in compliance with Trump’s order
- Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is terminating its DEI initiatives to comply with President Donald Trump's executive order that threatens federal funding.
- The email stated that 70% of Fred Hutch's research funding, amounting to approximately $400 million, is at risk due to the end of DEI programs.
- Significant changes to DEI efforts at Fred Hutch will affect the website, policies, and educational opportunities.
- A spokesperson for Fred Hutch described the decision to end DEI programs as difficult, confirming that changes to staff roles are still being determined, but no layoffs are planned.
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Fred Hutch ends DEI initiatives in compliance with Trump’s order
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is ending its diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI) initiatives to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order ending federal funding to agencies that have DEI programs.
Fred Hutch Cancer Center to Acquiesce to Trump, End DEI Efforts
Fred Huch Cancer Center told staff on Thursday that it will dismantle its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs to comply with President Donald Trump’s anti-DEI executive order, according to an email obtained by The Stranger. by Hannah Murphy Winter Fred Hutch Cancer Center told staff on Thursday that it will dismantle its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs to comply with President Donald Trump’s anti-DEI executive order, …
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