International Women’s Day, observed annually March 8, is a day to honor the achievements of women. Dr. Jessica Elmore, Senior Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (EDIB/DEIB) training at CASE, marks the occasion and shares an article from the not-for-profit sector which insists that now is the time to press for a gender-equal world that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. 

If you feel stuck at work—your career development has stalled or you haven’t gotten a promotion—there are several actions you can take to move forward.

It’s human nature for tensions to arise in the workplace. After all, it’s where we spend most of our time, often dealing with high-stakes situations. By using communication soft skills, we can deescalate strife and emerge as a stronger unified team.

Loneliness can lead to low morale and a dip in productivity, so be intentional about combating it.

Relying on some common phrases when communicating with your team can cause more harm than good.   

As we are asked to do more with less, we can learn from successful entrepreneurs who make sure to carve time out for themselves before they start their day. Everyone has their own morning ritual that works, but how many of those rituals are really setting you up for success? 

Although academic philanthropy is evolving, it will continue to play a vital role in shaping academics over the coming decades. It will continue to create opportunities for students and faculty by eliminating issues of access and affordability.

Positive thinking can help you manage everyday stress, mistakes, or unpleasant feedback, and promote your emotional wellbeing. Here are three techniques to help you cultivate positive thinking.

Not all professional environments— their values, norms, beliefs, or rituals—are healthy or positive. Instead, some workplaces are toxic, leading to destructive gossip, high employee turnover, and excessive use of sick time. And ultimately, organizational toxicity hinders productivity and organizational success.

Is your to-do list just growing longer with no reprieve in sight?