Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

What Agencies Are Doing to Encourage Discussion, Reflection and Celebration During Black History Month

From hosting panels to showcasing artwork to creating employee-led initiatives

MullenLowe's Black@Mullen group was founded to create a space for new hires of color at the agency.MullenLowe
By Kimeko McCoy & Nicole Ortiz

February 14, 2019

Diversity can sometimes be a buzzword when it comes to corporate culture, but a number of agencies are putting their money where their mouth is and amplifying black voices in celebration of Black History Month. Adweek sent out a call to learn more about what agencies are doing to honor minority contributions for Black History Month and beyond.

Kimeko McCoy

Kimeko McCoy is a freelance journalist and digital marketer, who focuses on social strategy, newsletters and audience development.

Nicole Ortiz

Nicole Ortiz is Adweek's senior story editor, managing Adweek's edit hub through which all digital content flows.

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