NACE Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resources

National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resources is a collection of articles, research, career readiness resources, and best practices focused on fostering equitable and inclusive workplaces. The site includes resources on topics such as inclusive hiring, career readiness competencies, workplace belonging, accessibility, bias reduction, and supporting diverse populations in higher education and the workforce. Students can also explore career readiness competencies that help prepare them to work effectively with people from different backgrounds and contribute to inclusive work environments.

Who should use this resource:
Students who want to learn more about diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging in the workplace, as well as those preparing for internships, jobs, or graduate school. This resource is especially valuable for students seeking to develop the professional competencies needed to work effectively in diverse environments and contribute to inclusive organizational cultures.

Faculty, staff, career services professionals, advisors, and campus partners who support students’ career development or prepare students for internships, graduate school, and employment. This resource is especially valuable for professionals seeking to incorporate inclusive practices into career conversations, classroom activities, experiential learning, and employer engagement.

Why it’s helpful:
Today’s employers increasingly value professionals who can collaborate across differences, foster inclusive environments, and engage respectfully with individuals from a variety of backgrounds. NACE’s resources help students better understand these workplace expectations while providing practical guidance on developing equity and inclusion competencies as part of their overall career readiness. Exploring these resources can also help students strengthen their communication, teamwork, leadership, and cultural awareness skills, all of which are valued across industries and career paths.

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