Posted on · On Thursday’s edition of Houston Matters: We discuss the many challenges that Houston's refugees are facing post-Harvey, and we get advice on helping children cope with the aftermath of the storm.
Posted on · A Houston resident talks about the city's diversity.
Posted on · A Houston newcomer talks about why he's embraced life in the Bayou City.
Posted on · A Dow executive says companies benefit from the diversity LGBT people bring.
Posted on · An immigrant to Houston from Venezuela talks about her experiences here.
Posted on · A recent Houston transplant talks about discovering Houston's diversity through the city's food.
Posted on · Accenture’s global workforce is already approaching 40 percent women.
Posted on · Asian Americans are buying fewer homes than white Americans despite higher levels of education and employment.
Posted on · We meet Houstonian Yolanda Norman. She’s originally from Memphis and has been in Houston since 2007. She’s a first-generation college graduate and is currently a doctoral student. She talks about the rarity of women of color in tenured faculty at universities and about her experience as the first in her family to go to college. She […]
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Posted on · An immigrant to Houston from Venezuela talks about her experiences here.
Posted on · (Above: Panelists discuss diversity in the workforce (L-R): Bruce Ruzinsky, partner and chair of the diversity committee at the Jackson Walker law firm; Ivette Mayo, president of Yo Soy I Am, LLC; and Dennis Kennedy, founder of the National Diversity Council. Photo: Derek Stokely | Houston Public Media) The Greater Houston region is well-known for […]
Posted on · (Above: Panelists discuss diversity in the workforce (L-R): Bruce Ruzinsky, partner and chair of the diversity committee at the Jackson Walker law firm; Ivette Mayo, president of Yo Soy I Am, LLC; and Dennis Kennedy, founder of the National Diversity Council. Photo: Derek Stokely | Houston Public Media) Houston Matters is broadcasting live today from […]
Posted on · A contractor had torn into the historic bricks in Houston’s oldest African American neighborhood six months ago.