US Edition‘We’re Not Changing What We Do’: Standing Strong Amidst DEI Backlash
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‘We’re Not Changing What We Do’: Standing Strong Amidst DEI Backlash
In Minneapolis, the city’s commitment to social inclusion was one of the factors that caused it to be named the happiest city in the U.S. and ranked as the 30th happiest city in the world by the Institute for Quality of Life. Photo courtesy Meet Minneapolis For event organizers, “the fears are real” about the impact of the current U.S. administration’s anti-DEI policy, said Melvin Tennant, CAE, president & CEO of Meet Minneapolis. There are orga…
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