Tag Archives: Diversity

Why is diversity so important in the workplace? A panel of experts sounded off on the topic in a complimentary new D&I webinar.

New research gives insights into how opportunities for new knowledge-building can help solve the challenges of affordability for homebuyers in the current housing market. Here’s what it recommends.

Ray Barbone, EVP, BankUnited speaks with DS News Reporter Radhika Ojha on homeownership trends and the importance of diversity and inclusion in the housing industry.

Five decades after the Fair Housing Act of 1968 became law, some say the playing field remains uneven when it comes to achieving the American dream of homeownership. What can be done to promote a more equitable housing industry? Editor's Note: This feature originally appeared in the September issue of DS News.

How can the industry master what Malcolm Forbes called “the art of thinking independently together?” DS News looks at how servicers and government entities are evolving processes by tapping the benefits of diversity and inclusion. Editor's Note: This feature originally appeared in the September issue of DS News, out now.

The September print edition of DS News makes a business case for Diversity and Inclusion and perspectives on the state of D&I in the U.S. housing industry. Click through for an exclusive peek at what’s inside our latest edition.

For many organizations, the process of obtaining a diversity certification may not be entirely clear, but a new reference guide aims to aid businesses seeking certification under one of the recognized diversity categories in housing.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has progressed on amending the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing regulations, after calling for public comments on it last week. Here are the details.

A webinar by the American Mortgage Diversity Council explored how fostering diversity in the business supply chain created a win-win for progress and profitability in the mortgage and servicing industry. Click through to learn what experts had to say.

A look at how the U.S. housing market has grown over the past 30 years paints a sobering picture of imbalance, particularly for younger and poorer Americans.