Inclusion at Dotdash Meredith - Dotdash Meredith

Inclusive Content for All

Dotdash Meredith brands are committed to creating trusted, inclusive content that helps everyone as they go about daily life. As you look to make important decisions, pursue your passions or seek inspiration, we are here for you, no matter your background, and are constantly working to expand and improve our content based on your needs. If you have ideas on how we can do better, please drop us a line at inclusion@dotdashmdp.com.

Employee Resource Groups

At Dotdash Meredith, Employee Resource Groups are created by and for employees, are open to everyone, and play an important part in our vibrant workplace culture.

AAPI Collective

We aim to educate, to celebrate, and to create an impact and build a powerful network that engages, develops, and supports the pan-Asian community at Dotdash Meredith.

The Black Affinity Group

The B.A.G celebrates the Black community by honoring the value and importance of our culture, increasing awareness of our contributions, and promoting positive engagement.

¡Hola!

¡Hola! empowers Hispanic/Latinx employees with the guidance and resources necessary to achieve personal and professional excellence. Like a mosaic, we bring a variety of perspectives, values, beliefs, and traditions.

LAUNCH

Learning And Understanding New Career Heights (LAUNCH) curates personal and professional enrichment opportunities for ambitious Dotdash Meredith employees, in the launch mode of their careers.

OUTspoken

OUTspoken is Dotdash Meredith’s LGBTQIA ERG, and through advocacy, community and collaboration, the group aims to foster inclusion as a way to achieve a smarter, safer, and more vibrant workplace.

The Women's Council

The Women’s Council is a space for women to be seen and supported, with the goal of lifting each other up and helping to drive personal and professional growth.

Community Initiatives

We believe in building and improving lives in our community by working with partners like these:

Streetwise Partners

Veterans Who Code

Girls Write Now

Sisters In Media