As Black History Month comes to a close, we are shining the spotlight on two African American public officials, mayors Aja Brown and Tom Bradley. These two local city leaders challenged expectations and helped the communities they served to grow and thrive.
In honor of Black History Month, we are highlighting the incredible legacy of Maggie Lena Walker, whose vision of equity and independence defied the conditions of her time, paving the way for progress in her community and generations to come.
In recognition and support for the National Disability Employment Awareness Month initiative, we spoke with Robin Davis-Moreno, Supervisor of JVS SoCal’s Disability and Assessment program.
Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to reflect on the values that heritage instills upon us. One thing I constantly heard growing up in a… Read More »Echándole Ganas: Latinx Workers Enter Trade Careers with Determination
JVS SoCal board member Cesar Trujillo participated in the Young Hispanic Corporate Achievers (YHCA) program hosted by the National Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR),… Read More »Board Member Cesar Trujillo Explores His Heritage During Nationwide Executive Leadership Program
No matter how well-intentioned we may be, odds are we are using gendered words in the workplace. Using these words can inadvertently cause distress in… Read More »A Guide to Using Gender-Inclusive Language in the Workplace