In a world where everyone belongs, anything is possible.

Addressing barriers for everyone means taking targeted action. We've started with these key issues:

Disability inclusion
Gender equity
LGBTQ+ inclusion
Racial equity
Veteran inclusion

Disability inclusion

Gender equity

LGBTQ+ inclusion

Racial equity

Veteran inclusion

When we can be ourselves, more becomes possible.

Tulsee Doshi (she/her) Head of Product - Responsible AI, Google

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“We all know what it feels like to be on the low end of the power slider. And so we should lean on that empathy to make sure that we're creating an environment in which other people belong.”

Mekka Okereke (he/him) Engineering Director, Google Play Growth

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“When I think about belonging, I think about the moments when I see myself reflected in the spaces and places that I’m engaged in. I think about when I can create a sense of familia within the spaces that I occupy and when I can truly be myself in those spaces.”

Hector Mujica (he/him) Economic Opportunity Lead, Americas, Google.org

Portraits of Tulsee and Hector by Devyn Galindo. Portrait of Mekka courtesy of the Googler

Google employee’s quote

We are at a pivotal moment for AI and society – to get it right we must ensure that everyone’s voices are part of shaping how we approach AI and that everyone has the opportunity to share in the benefits.

JAMES MANYIKA (HE/HIM) SVP, RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY, GOOGLE

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A bald Black man wearing a long sleeve navy buttoned up shirt stands, posted against a wall

We are at a pivotal moment for AI and society – to get it right we must ensure that everyone’s voices are part of shaping how we approach AI and that everyone has the opportunity to share in the benefits.

JAMES MANYIKA (HE/HIM) SVP, RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY, GOOGLE

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