A paid family leave policy would benefit not just birthing mothers and their children, but fathers and adoptive parents.

Margery Sly, director of special collections, ensures Temple’s libraries continue to build inclusive archives.

Assistant Dean Juliet Curci on ways we can support our first-gen students

Tyler professor and Fulbright scholar uses digital platforms to imagine how cities can respond to climate change.

With the growing changes to how we identify ourselves, Heath Fogg Davis explains the ways pronouns and names influence our lives.

Thilo Kunkel discusses his name, image and likeness research and its impact.

Temple’s Tiffenia Archie discusses why inclusion is a priority on campus.

Nguyễn Thị Điểu, an associate professor of history, explains how anti-Asian violence is rooted in a history of prejudice.

Valerie Harrison, the president’s senior advisor for equity, diversity and inclusion, and Kathryn Peach D’Angelo, assistant vice president for administration and planning, discuss “Do Right By Me,” their new book about raising Black children in white spaces.

Kimmika Williams-Witherspoon, an associate professor of theater studies and playwriting, explains how art can help audiences confront issues of race and racism.

Klein Professor David Love shares his expertise around racial injustice and how it plays out on social media today.

Linn Washington Jr., a professor of journalism, has been covering systemic racism since the 1970s.