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The impact we make

Looking back on my journey to sustainability...

As she looks back on her journey, Aïda Cissé shares her challenges when attempting to embark all stakeholders toward a more sustainable future.

From the inside

Meet Ana, member of BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and Women at Criteo

From Colombia to the US, Ana has quite a few stories to tell. In this article, we've talked about creativity, Latin American heritage, her views on allyship, her involvement as part of the BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities, and more. Have a good read!

Opinion columns

Why we shouldn't back away from DEI

Rachel Scheel advocates for the importance of DEI strategies, reminding us what is at stake in a context where many global companies are turning their back on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

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Opinion columns

Musings on how to achieve genuine diversity

In this insightful column, Prena Khan addresses diversity-related challenges and how to approach them holistically and genuinely at work and in society.

3 minute-reads

Can a low-carbon lifestyle lead to a joyful life?

Here are 3 important things to question when tackling the vast topic of environmental sustainability.

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3 minute-reads

How to set the stage for a fair and sustainable world

Catch the essence of why social justice must be a priority to combat climate change efficiently in this 3-minute read.

The impact we make

Environmental Sustainability: How to align personal convictions with company values

In this inspiring piece, Guillaume shares his experience regarding environmental sustainability and addresses the challenges of making personal convictions and professional requirements mix and match.

The impact we make

Why climate change and social justice go hand in hand

Can climate justice thrive without social justice? Rachel and Justine tackled this question together in this inspiring column. Spoiler alert: This may challenge you to think differently…