GHJ's Derrick Coleman explains why the pandemic and the move to remote work can help the accounting profession move the needle on diversity. 

The state society is accepting applications for a program aimed at local, underrepresented minority high school students pursuing accounting and business careers.

Mary T. Washington Wylie broke a major barrier in the accounting profession in 1943.

The profession is slowly becoming more diverse, but progress has been halting.

The Top Five Firm released its inaugural report on firm diversity, equity and inclusion, detailing its own numbers and setting goals for the future.

The client engagement solution provider's annual list recognizes professionals who are driving "advocacy, change and community."

Published by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, "Leading Inclusion: Simple Steps and Significant Leaps" details the successful journeys of women finance professionals globally.

The son of a former slave, John W. Cromwell Jr. broke through a major barrier in the accounting profession in 1921.

Prominent accounting organizations released statements condemning violence against Asian-Americans following Atlanta shootings.

Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz announces two annual initiatives for minority students; and Test Prep Insight opens its $1,000 student scholarship.