The popular messaging company’s report showed above-average numbers for women and minorities in its workforce, but less diversity among executives.
Silicon Valley Diversity
An investigation into Silicon Valley’s hiring diversity.
Tesla and beyond: Hidden problems of Silicon Valley
We investigate companies that are struggling to solve some old-fashioned problems: Worker safety at Tesla, and diversity at Google and beyond.
The sound of disparity: Data directed Silicon Valley diversity choir
We used sound to tell the story of racial and gender disparities in the San Francisco Bay Area’s tech sector.
Jesse Jackson calls out Silicon Valley ‘empty promises’ on diversity
Rev. Jesse Jackson asks tech companies each year to release basic demographic reports they send to the government. This year he’s turning up the heat.
Palo Alto Networks avoids disclosing diversity data despite shareholder vote
The cybersecurity company used a controversial workaround to avoid disclosing diversity data after a majority of shareholders voted for disclosure.
Congresswoman to tech firms: ‘You’re hiding something’
Most big Silicon Valley tech firms won’t release diversity job data. “They’re probably covering up their dismal record,” Rep. Barbara Lee said.
How you can push for more transparency from Silicon Valley’s tech giants
Many of Silicon Valley’s biggest tech firms refuse to share their diversity data – which is where you come in. Here’s how you can help.
Tell us about diversity in your Silicon Valley tech company
Reveal is examining diversity in the tech industry, and we want to know how diversity, or the lack thereof, shapes your work experience.
Silicon Valley diversity data: Who released theirs, who didn’t
We surveyed 211 of the largest Silicon Valley tech companies that were required to submit EEO-1 diversity reports to the federal government for 2016.
Hidden figures: How Silicon Valley keeps diversity data secret
Silicon Valley companies had many reasons for withholding the data, including Yelp’s diversity officer, who called it “probably not very interesting.”