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🌟 What an Incredible Day at #NADOHE25! 🌟 Today has been filled with powerful insights, transformative conversations, and inspiring voices leading the way in diversity, equity, and inclusion. We are coming coming together to heal, learn, and lead toward a more just future.

The National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE) conference opened Thursday in Chicago, with more than 1,000 diversity professionals gathering to share strategies and renew their commitment to DEI . (by @JamalEricWatson) diverseeducation.com/leadership-pol…

#NADOHE2025 was one for the books! The first conference where I presented my preliminary findings of my dissertation research and an amazing space to be with diversity, equity, and inclusion leaders! I can't wait for next year! NADOHE

Thank you to all of our #NADOHE25 attendees! In this critical moment, as we face immense challenges, coming together in Chicago to learn, heal, and celebrate our work was exactly what we needed. Your dedication inspires us as we navigate these changes together.

Since our initial legal victory against the federal government that granted a preliminary injunction, NADOHE welcomes two new filings by the court that preserves the nationwide preliminary injunction and clarified the broad reach of the injunction. ow.ly/fHkF50Vhnnu

A ruling Friday in NADOHE’s lawsuit challenging President Trump is a temporary setback, but it is clear that the legal battle over these Executive Orders is far from over. Read more about the latest development: ow.ly/muHr50ViMCU

“If you stay in your head and not in your heart, you’ll talk yourself out of this work.” Read the The Chronicle of Higher Education's coverage of our #NADOHE25 annual conference. ow.ly/m3O950Vkf8v

NADOHE's statement on the signing of the executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education: ow.ly/rn9650VlV12

Read our statement on the University of Michigan's dismantling of its Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion — a deeply troubling setback for our work. ow.ly/QusF50VqxUA

Congratulations to NADOHE Board Member Tamara N. Stevenson, Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Chief Diversity Officer at Westminster University, for being named to the 2025-26 class of the ACE Fellows Program.

In the The New Yorker, NADOHE President Paulette Granberry Russell underscores the critical need to remain vigilant in our commitment to supporting underrepresented and marginalized groups on our campuses. ow.ly/BFlz50VB32p

The NIH has an ultimatum for research universities: Certify that you don’t operate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, or lose funding and access to grants. This is concerning, given the vagueness of that definition, NADOHE tells the The Chronicle of Higher Education: ow.ly/7TMW50VHbke

Undocumented college students, especially Latinx, face frequent discrimination and, as a result, higher rates of depression. Read the article in the Journal of Diversity in Higher Education: ow.ly/GQV050VJN1j

Headline in Inside Higher Ed: “Chief Diversity Officers Are Struggling.” University of Michigan and George Mason University researchers echo what we know too well: our work has been undermined, defunded, and politicized—at significant personal cost. ow.ly/nOJg50VNIib

Join us next week for our first webinar in a two-part series that examines the shifting landscape of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. Register now: ow.ly/TYxj50VSNQH

Legal Update: In a strong show of support for NADOHE, AAUP and the City of Baltimore, three amicus briefs were filed in the 4th Circuit opposing attacks on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in higher education. We are grateful for this strong show of support.

When our work is challenged, we rise stronger — together. Join the national community of higher ed diversity leaders. Become a member or renew today: ow.ly/vNqR50W10KM

NADOHE President Paulette Granberry Russell recently spoke at the APACS Conference & Annual Meeting. In a moment of mounting pressure and policy rollback, her message was clear: “Preserve and Build” is more than a theme — it’s a blueprint for resilience.

Our 2025 Standards of Professional Practice Institute has kicked off today at the University of Richmond. Over the next several days, higher ed diversity professionals from across the country will regroup, sharpen strategy and lead forward.

Earlier this month, NADOHE brought together higher ed diversity, equity, and inclusion professionals from across the country for its 2025 Standards of Professional Practice Institute at the University of Richmond. The work is not easy, but the community is strong.