Inclusive Future

Language matters. The words you use have the power to include everyone or exclude specific people.

Event organizers reflect on Cisco's first-ever Black-owned Partner and Supplier Conference in Atlanta, Georgia on April 25.

In May, we celebrate the history and culture of the Asian American Pacific Islander, Jewish, and Haitian communities, but we also can focus on heritage overall. At Cisco, we are committed to ensuring a welcoming, diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environment for all.

Cisco's Elisabeth Brandasu shares how being a mother has impacted her perspective on the environment and influenced her actions.

KLA Technologies shares the value of hiring Cisco Networking Academy alumni who pursued networking careers through Henry Ford College.

In appreciation of educators everywhere, we want to shine a light on how World Possible's RACHEL device is used to build teacher capacity.

This week is Teacher Appreciation Week, and we at Cisco want to send a big THANK YOU to teachers around the global who do so much for our students and our communities! At Cisco, we value our partnership with teachers and are proud to support them with innovative programs that help them leverage technology to […]

At Cisco, our purpose is to Power an Inclusive Future for All; one way we do this is through the Talent Bridge program.

Language has more power than we realize – learn more about why inclusive language is important from Cisco's Maulie Dass.