Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
ASCE continues to work toward sustaining a diverse workforce and inclusive work environment in the civil engineering profession. Meanwhile, civil engineers work every day to consider issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion in their projects.
The relationship between broadband and civil engineering is only growing, so how can civil engineers help bridge the broadband divide?
A Georgetown University report finds serious underrepresentation and persistent wage gaps for Black and Latinx employees in the field of engineering.
A massive infrastructure project planned for Houston is in limbo while the Federal Highway Administration investigates potential Civil Rights Act violations. The outcome could have implications for future projects.
Can infrastructure affect social equity? The history of the interstate highway system indicates yes.
ASCE member input, through a new survey, can play a critical role in informing future efforts to improve social equity in the built environment.
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One takeaway from a webinar series by the Los Angeles Headquarters Association is that it’s often engineers who are empowered to implement strategies to improve the equity and inclusion of designs.
Previous research has discussed the marginalization of women in the profession, but how does knowledge acquisition play a role?
S&C Associates is a small engineering firm in Sun Valley, Idaho, providing an array of essential services to the community. Sherri Newland, principal engineer and owner, started the company in 2016 with a plan to create a specific kind of supportive workplace culture.
ASCE Plot Points wraps up the "Engineering a Culture of Inclusion" series, talking with civil engineers impacted by the current sociopolitical climate, sharing their experiences within and insights about the civil engineering profession, specifically as they relate to race and racism.
Kim Parker Brown talks as part of the "Engineering a Culture of Inclusion" series.