Media & Press

By Janice Gassam Asare—Sept. 3, 2021 Following the killing of George Floyd, collective guilt prompted corporate leaders to pledge millions of dollars to various racial justice causes. Over a year later and corporate wallets are still open with an estimated $50 billion...

For more than 30 years, Glenn Singleton has been helping companies begin a dialogue around race and confront deeply entrenched habits and thought processes. He has worked with ad agencies across the U.S., as well as the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and the Bill &...

Ad Age recently announced the finalists for its 2021 Creativity Awards, which recognize excellent work, outstanding people, creative companies and exceptional production in marketing, advertising and tech. The Courageous Conversation Global Foundation's "Not A Gun"...

By Daniel Bergner—July 15, 2020 In early June, Robin DiAngelo addressed 184 Democratic members of Congress who had gathered, by conference call, for what the party leadership had named a “Democratic Caucus family discussion on race.” It was 10 days after a Minneapolis...

By Adweek Staff—April 16, 2020 Adweek continued to establish our commitment to diversity, inclusion, equality and equity earlier this year with the hiring of Mary Emily O’Hara, our first reporter dedicated to the topic. Over the past several months, we have published...

By Adweek Staff—April 5, 2020 Marketing both reflects and perpetuates how people think about each other and the world around them—which is why it’s so important that the people shaping those messages are truly representative of the audiences they serve. For the second...

By Jon Kawamoto—August 19 2019 When some Campolindo High School water polo players texted the N-word last fall, school officials moved quickly to deal head-on with the problem on the mostly white, suburban campus in Moraga. The team members were not targeting anyone...

https://youtu.be/cgWYHMvhCgk The Summit on Race in America, hosted by the Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation, took place in April to promote a deeper understanding of the challenges our country faces. The goal of the summit was not only to strengthen our country's...

KUT 90.5 featured a story on Pacific Educational Group's work in Austin, TX, in which the city's mayor has advocated for PEG's Beyond Diversity training for all Austin residents. An excerpt from the story: In 2016, Austin Mayor Steve Adler convened a Task Force on...

PEG Founder and President Glenn Singleton appeared on WNYC's "The Takeaway" to discuss race and the college admissions process. Justice Anthony Kennedy recently announced that he will be retiring soon, which means there will be an open seat in the U.S. Supreme Court,...

On May 11, Glenn Singleton, was awarded the 2018 George A. Coleman Award for Excellence in Equity by the State Education Resource Center of Connecticut (SERC). The recognition is awarded to an individual who demonstrates extraordinary acts of commitment and courage to...

WDEL's Susan Monday talks with PEG Founder Glenn Singleton about the Beyond Diversity training that Pacific Education Group led for the Delaware Department of Education. Check out the discussion!