Center for Diversity Inclusion and Belonging at NYU School of Law

The Center for Diversity Inclusion and Belonging at NYU School of Law is a research center based in New York, United States. With a team of three employees, the center focuses on the crucial issue of inclusivity within academic and societal contexts. The Center's mission is multifaceted. It seeks to generate groundbreaking research on diversity, inclusion, and belonging, thereby establishing itself as a leading voice in these critical areas. Furthermore, the center actively supports the NYU Law community, providing resources and fostering an environment where these values are upheld. It also extends its expertise to external institutions, collaborating and sharing knowledge to promote inclusivity on a broader scale. A key differentiator for the Center for Diversity Inclusion and Belonging is its affiliation with NYU School of Law, one of the world's most diverse academic institutions. This unique position allows the center to draw on a wealth of experiences and perspectives, enriching its research and outreach efforts. For further information about the Center for Diversity Inclusion and Belonging and its work, please visit their website at law.nyu.edu/centers/belonging.