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Workplace equityConfirmed
Adobe establishes Digital Academy for underrepresented career switchers
Adobe established the Adobe Digital Academy to support career switchers from underrepresented backgrounds seeking education and training in user experience design, data science, software engineering, and digital marketing.
To increase diversity and representation at Adobe and within the tech industry, we established, and are continuing to invest in, the Adobe Digital Academy which offers bright, motivated, career switchers from underrepresented backgrounds who do not otherwise have access to funding for education the training and experience they need to launch successful careers in user experience design, data science, software engineering and digital marketing.
Workplace equityConfirmed
Adobe removes diversity references from proxy
Adobe removed all diversity mentions from its latest proxy statement.
Adobe also removed all diversity mentions in its latest proxy statement, a change first spotted by Michelle Leder, the founder of Footnoted, a site that analyzes Securities and Exchange Commission filings.
Adobe Ends Diversity Hiring Targets Following Industrywide Changes - Business Insider
Adobe is the latest in a long list of companies, including Google, Meta, McDonald's, and Deloitte, to reduce its DEI initiatives.
Another tech giant — Adobe — is scaling back its diversity hiring goals.
Workplace equityConfirmed
Adobe funds $10M in DEI initiatives
Adobe funded an additional $10 million through the Adobe Foundation to support equity and advancement programs in 11 international and U.S. nonprofits.
We funded an additional $10 million through the Adobe Foundation across the Equity and Advancement Initiative cohort of 11 international and U.S. nonprofits to continue to foster racial and social justice worldwide, bringing our overall investment to over $30 million since 2021.
Workplace equityConfirmed
Adobe invests in minority institutions via Adobe Foundation
Adobe through its Adobe Foundation supports students and faculty at minority-serving institutions and the communities they serve via partnerships.
In fiscal 2023, we expanded our Equity and Advancement Initiative, a multi-faceted grantmaking program to support non-profit organizations, and we continued to invest in our Supplier Diversity Program to help ensure that Adobe’s purchasing strategy includes businesses that are certified as majority-owned and operated by entrepreneurs from underrepresented groups.
Through the Adobe Foundation, we continue to invest in our Equity and Advancement Initiative and in our partnerships with minority-serving institutions to support their students and faculties and the communities they serve.
Political spendingConfirmed
Adobe gives $1 million to Trump inaugural fund
Adobe donated $1 million to the Trump inaugural fund.
(Bloomberg) -- Microsoft Corp., Alphabet Inc.'s Google, and Adobe Inc. are each donating $1 million to Donald Trump's inauguration fund, joining the roster of technology companies shelling out to back the incoming US president's festivities later this month.
Microsoft, Google, Adobe Give $1 Million Each to Trump Inaugural Fund
Workplace equityConfirmed
Adobe builds inclusive workplace environment
Adobe builds an inclusive environment to advance its vision of Adobe for All.