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In a post on our #SeekTogether blog, Haley Lowry shares why waste pickers need our support now more than ever amid #COVID19, and what you can do to help. #SupportWasteWarriors
Even during a challenging time like this, Team Dow remains focused on our ambitions, among which is to be the most inclusive materials science company. In fact, our work toward this end is more important now than ever. It’s this commitment to inclusion that once again earned our company a spot on DiversityInc's #DITop50 Companies for Diversity list at number 22 – up 15 spots over last year. In his latest blog post, Jim Fitterling reflects upon this recognition of our progress on inclusion and shares our 2019 SHINE Inclusion Report.
What can nature teach business as companies work to address #COVID19? On #EarthDay, our own Mary Draves, Chief Sustainability Officer, reflected upon this question and shares her thoughts on the value of nature and the importance of collaboration in solving global challenges – from a pandemic, to climate change and plastic waste.
Our commitment is — and always will be — to ensure the health and well-being of our colleagues, customers, suppliers and the global community. In keeping with this commitment, we’re sharing resources on #COVID19 for all our stakeholders: dow.com/covid19
Last week, we shared with you our plans to repurpose existing Dow facilities – including one in Stade, Germany – to produce hand sanitizer, which remains in short supply amid #COVID19. With help from suppliers and regulators, we’ve ramped up hand sanitizer production at four additional sites in Michigan, West Virginia, Belgium, and Brazil. All of the hand sanitizer that will be produced at these four sites has been allocated – much of it for donation to health systems and government agencies – and the first deliveries are expected to begin this week. Jim Fitterling shares more about how #TeamDow is putting our global assets to work to supply materials for life-critical applications, while maintaining safe and responsible operations. #DowStrong
To further support the efforts of those on the front lines of the fight against #COVID19 and the recovery efforts still to come, we are committing $3 million to help fund relief efforts with donations going towards global relief organizations, as well as non-profits in communities where we operate. In addition, we have begun producing hand sanitizer at our manufacturing site in Stade, Germany, and are repurposing an existing facility to produce hand sanitizer in the U.S., as well. Read more from our CEO, Jim Fitterling, about our efforts to support those leading the fight against this pandemic and helping to ensure our health and wellbeing.
Nothing is more important to Dow than safety, and we are doing everything we can to ensure the health and well-being of all our colleagues, customers, suppliers and the broader global community. Jim Fitterling shares more information about our company's response to COVID-19.
Help us congratulate our own Eunice Heath, Corporate Director of Sustainability, who was recognized by GreenBiz Group as one of "25 badass women shaking up the climate movement in 2020" for her contributions at the intersection of sustainability and inclusion & diversity!
We’re excited to join industry partners and the National Association of Manufacturers - NAM for the launch of #CreatorsWanted, an unprecedented effort to reduce the skills gap in the U.S., expand enrollment in technical and vocational schools or reskilling programs, and reshape the perception of manufacturing among parents.
We have been named by the Human Rights Campaign to its 2020 list of the “Best Places to Work” for LGBTQ+ equality. This marks our 15th consecutive year receiving a perfect score on HRC’s Corporate Equality Index.
