Diversity and inclusion

Saavedra discusses season 2 of “The Opportunity Gap” podcast, where we can all take action to support Black and brown kids — and what he’s most hopeful about in education.

Learn how you can take action this October.

As part of Understood's "Be the Reason" stigma campaign, Nathan Friedman writes about the steps parents can take to help better understand and support neurodivergent children.

Stories for everyone, shared by people who learn and think differently. From the team at Understood.

What we can expect for 2022—in the workplace, throughout the education system, and within schools.

On November 18, the Understood Podcast Network is launching The Opportunity Gap, a podcast for families with kids of color who learn and think differently.

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Here, Understood’s Andrew Lee reflects on the “model minority” myth and how it harms Asian Americans who learn and think differently.

Flexible, inclusive work environments could—and should—be the future.

For Women’s History Month, I think of the dynamic women who influenced my life and my worldview. To be honest, I don’t have to look very far.

Read on for suggestions on how we can improve opportunities for girls and women with differences.

Learning and thinking differences don’t discriminate. They don’t care how rich or how poor you are. They don’t care about your race or ethnicity.

November 11 is World Usability Day. It’s a day to celebrate progress toward equal access to digital technology. It’s also a day to set goals to improve access. For 2021, the focus is on designing the online world for trust, diversity, equity, and inclusion.