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Our Dedication to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging
We believe in unlocking the potential of every learner at every stage of life. To accomplish that, we are dedicated to creating products that reflect, and are accessible to, all the diverse, global customers we serve. Within McGraw Hill, we foster a culture of belonging and we work with partners who share our commitment to equity, inclusion, and diversity in all forms.
Our Culture
At McGraw Hill, inclusion is at the heart of everything we do. This #RedCubeProud spirit enables us to give each other the room to be ourselves, the chance to share ideas and have them be heard, and to celebrate, respect and reflect the diversity of the learners we serve.
“From mentorship programs and employee resource groups to leadership workshops and training, we’re committed not just to unlocking the potential of the students we serve – we want to ensure that we’re helping our employees reach their full potential as well.”
Jeannine Tait
Chief Human Resources & Communications Officer
Our Employee Resource Groups connect and empower employees by providing a safe and welcoming community.
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- Denni Hale, Associate Academic Designer - Math, Board Member of PRIDE @ McGraw Hill
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- Leslie Adkins, Senior National Achievement Specialist, Member of BLACK @ McGraw Hill
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- Dr. Sam Shapiro, Executive Editor of Harrison’s, Member of Women @ McGraw Hill
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- Nelson Field, Learning Solutions Manager, Board Member of BEING @ McGraw Hill
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- Kristen Salinas-Thompson, Higher Ed Product Marketing Manager, Steering Committee Member of Cultura @ McGraw
“We realize the importance of attracting, retaining, and developing diverse talent that represents the customers we serve. By fostering an inclusive culture where employees feel heard and respected, we'll be better positioned to anticipate and understand our customers' needs and create learning solutions that are culturally responsive and increase educational equity."
Simon Allen
Chief Executive Officer
To help our leadership become role models for building an inclusive culture and diverse workforce, they are asked to attend a two-session training program delivered by a diversity, equity and inclusion firm.
We're working hard to minimize unconscious bias in the hiring process. This includes hiring manager and recruiter training, the implementation of a structured interview process and hiring manager tools, and making sure that both the manager and the recruiter openly and candidly discuss potential bias and opportunity.
We aim to achieve diversification at every level of our supply chain through our Supplier Diversity Program. We are actively seeking out, and promoting the procurement of goods and services from certified minority, woman, veteran-service disabled, veteran-owned, LGBTQ+, and disabled owned businesses.
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The McGraw Hill Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Content Team collaborates and partners on how, where, and why DEI is reflected in the content we develop and deliver to our customers.
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To support building a working environment and products that are diverse, equitable, and inclusive, the I.D.E.A. (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Advisory) Council was established to promote understanding, respect, equity, and access for the people we interact with and impact daily.
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We believe that the best learning materials should be accessible to students of all abilities, and are building an inclusive culture that considers the needs of every learner from the outset through employee training and product development.
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The Ambassador Andrew Young HBCU National Scholarship Program , Link will open in a new window
Sean Ryan, President of McGraw Hill’s School Group, awarded six undergraduate students with the Andrew Young HBCU Scholarship Award, which honors the work of students who share the unifying, non-violent principles of Dr. King and Ambassador Young.
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“Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging at McGraw Hill isn’t a just a box for us to check. It’s a commitment that is demonstrated every day through our actions as leaders and employees. We know that together, we are a stronger team because of our diverse perspectives. Our culture and the way we work ensures that all ideas are shared, heard, and that our people feel at home.”
Heather Wollerman
VP, Talent Management and Chief DEI Officer
At McGraw Hill, we value hiring a diverse team. In fact, we believe a diversity of opinions and backgrounds allows us to create products that represent all learners. By joining our culture of learning and growth, you'll have the opportunity to build the future of education for individuals around the globe. Read more about our status as an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer.
Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) statement
McGraw Hill is committed to celebrating and supporting the differences that make us each unique and will not discriminate based on a person's gender, gender identity or expression, nationality, color, race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, disability, appearance or veteran status. We are proud to be an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer, and we will also provide reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with disabilities.
We also support our employees' and job applicants' rights to discuss compensation.