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diverse

adjective assorted, contrastive, different, differing, disagreeing, discrepant, dispar, disparate, dissimilar, distinct, distinguishable, divergent, divers, diversified, diversiform, diversus, heterogeneous, incomparable, manifold, miscellaneous, mixed, motley, multifarious, multiform, several, sundry, unidentical, unlike, unmatched, variant, varied, variegated, various, varying
Associated concepts: diverse citizenship, diverse interests, diversity jurisdiction

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Australian women cricketer Megan Schutt said that transgender or gender diverse cricketers have a chance to play cricket at the highest level.

Cricket Australia announces policy for inclusion of transgender, gender diverse cricketers

"There is no other publication in our country that provides nuanced reporting on higher education issues than Diverse. On topics such as affirmative action, immigration and the nation's storied HBCUs, Diverse has been a leader and ahead of everyone else."

Reader Testimonials: As we celebrate our 35th anniversary, we asked some of our readers what Diverse has meant to them over the years

"The Chamber Leadership Development Program is an important step in strengthening our local diverse chambers across the U.S.," said National LGBT Chamber of Commerce Co-Founder and PresidentJustin Nelson.

Wells Fargo Collaborates with Diverse Chambers of Commerce on New Chamber Leadership Development Program

The report is also a call to experienced directors to lead for more diverse thinking in Boardrooms in the best interests of the company/organisation.

New Zealand : Report outlines diverse thinking boardroom culture and governance practices

Identify and pull through midlevel and entry-level diverse talent into more senior roles: This requires a firm-wide commitment to giving everyone the right opportunities to advance, removing barriers and supporting development.

Five steps to a more diverse workforce

But although these and other investors have recognized the talent within the diverse manager space and have become proponents for these managers, the total invested with them in many cases represents 10% or less of an investor's total investable assets, according to the report.

Minority- and Women-Owned Private Equity Firms Outstrip Benchmarks

Manufacturer's sales firm Diverse Marketing, a family owned business established in 1959; has announced a strategic partnership in the Mid-Atlantic States with sales agency High Five, Inc.

Diverse Marketing Announces Strategic Partnership

We learn from those whose experiences, beliefs, and perspectives are different from our own, and these lessons can be taught best in a richly diverse intellectual and social environment.

Encouraging diversity in faculty and staff of higher education institutes

The term "diverse" has been defined broadly by the We Need Diverse Books(tm) campaign, which began in the US as a grassroots organization responding to the situation they saw in their country and was echoed by a corresponding British campaign.

We have diverse books: let's recognize and support them

Social geographers and other social scientists offer a distinctive approach to rethinking economy that is inspired by the "diverse economies" research agenda pioneered by J.

Making Other Worlds Possible: Performing Diverse Economies

She believes this way of thinking --call it quota hangover--has trapped some employers in a false dichotomy: "Either you can get someone who is diverse, or you can get someone who is excellent, but you can't get both."

Capitalizing on diversity's competitive advantage

While many of us have a reflexive tendency to associate with people who look and act like ourselves, scientists, psychologists and economists universally agree that working in diverse teams makes us more creative and improves decision-making.