Donnalyn Pompper is Professor, Endowed Chair in Public Relations, and Affiliate Faculty for Ethnic Studies and for the Science Communication Research Center at the University of Oregon, USA.

• PART I: LEGAL AND ECONOMIC FRAMEWORKS THWARTING AUTHENTIC SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND DEIChapter 1. Breaking Down Barriers of the Past and Moving Toward Authentic DEI Adoption; Nneka LoganChapter 2. Ethical Public Relations, Communities of Color, and COVID-19 Crises in Summer 2020; Moronke Oshin-MartinChapter 3. Putting the Pharmaceutical Industry’s SR Reports Under the Microscope; Susan Grantham and Edward T. Vieira, Jr.PART II: UNIQUE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY STYLE OF WOMEN AND PEOPLE OF COLOR MANAGING ORGANIZATIONSChapter 4. Diversity at the Big Table: A Snapshot of Fortune 500 Boards of Directors; Donnalyn Pompper, Tugce Ertem-Eray, Eric Adae, Elinam Amevor, Layire Diop, and Samantha NadelChapter 5. Addressing Workplace Bullying Behaviors Through Responsible Leadership Theory: Essential Skills for Strategic Communicators; Michelle T. ViolantiChapter 6. Brewed in the African Pot: Examining the Influences of Caritas, Ubuntu, Africapitalism and Postmodern Values on CEO Activism in Ghana; Eric Kwame AdaePART III: EXPANDING SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CRITIQUE TO INCLUDE NEW KINDS OF STAKEHOLDERS WHEN CONSIDERING DEIChapter 7. Circle of Responsibility: Animals as Stakeholders; Debra MerskinChapter 8. The Social Responsibility of AI: A Framework for Considering Ethics and DEI; Constance Elizabeth Kampf and Oludotun Kayode FashakinPART IV: INCREASING AND IMPROVING PUBLIC RELATIONS SKILL SETS NECESSARY FOR MARSHALLING AUTHENTIC DEI AS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN ORGANIZATIONSChapter 9. Rethinking Campaign Management to Include a “SMART+IE” Mindset; Richard Waters, Zifei Fay Chen, and Lorena Gomez-BarrisChapter 10. Inclusion as Component of CSR and a Brand Connection Strategy; Alexander V. Laskin and Katie M. KresicChapter 11. Community Relations in Professional Sport Organizations: A View through the Lens of Social Anchor Theory; Antoaneta M. Vanc and Kaitlyn M. MaslerChapter 12. Until the Sirens Sound: A Community Advisory Council’s Resiliency in Emergency Planning in a Diverse Community; Ann D. JabroChapter 13. (P)Rebels Needed! Transformative Potential of Problematization for Social Change; Franzisca Weder

Donnalyn Pompper is Professor, Endowed Chair in Public Relations, and Affiliate Faculty for Ethnic Studies and for the Science Communication Research Center at the University of Oregon, USA.

• PART I: LEGAL AND ECONOMIC FRAMEWORKS THWARTING AUTHENTIC SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND DEIChapter 1. Breaking Down Barriers of the Past and Moving Toward Authentic DEI Adoption; Nneka LoganChapter 2. Ethical Public Relations, Communities of Color, and COVID-19 Crises in Summer 2020; Moronke Oshin-MartinChapter 3. Putting the Pharmaceutical Industry’s SR Reports Under the Microscope; Susan Grantham and Edward T. Vieira, Jr.PART II: UNIQUE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY STYLE OF WOMEN AND PEOPLE OF COLOR MANAGING ORGANIZATIONSChapter 4. Diversity at the Big Table: A Snapshot of Fortune 500 Boards of Directors; Donnalyn Pompper, Tugce Ertem-Eray, Eric Adae, Elinam Amevor, Layire Diop, and Samantha NadelChapter 5. Addressing Workplace Bullying Behaviors Through Responsible Leadership Theory: Essential Skills for Strategic Communicators; Michelle T. ViolantiChapter 6. Brewed in the African Pot: Examining the Influences of Caritas, Ubuntu, Africapitalism and Postmodern Values on CEO Activism in Ghana; Eric Kwame AdaePART III: EXPANDING SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CRITIQUE TO INCLUDE NEW KINDS OF STAKEHOLDERS WHEN CONSIDERING DEIChapter 7. Circle of Responsibility: Animals as Stakeholders; Debra MerskinChapter 8. The Social Responsibility of AI: A Framework for Considering Ethics and DEI; Constance Elizabeth Kampf and Oludotun Kayode FashakinPART IV: INCREASING AND IMPROVING PUBLIC RELATIONS SKILL SETS NECESSARY FOR MARSHALLING AUTHENTIC DEI AS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN ORGANIZATIONSChapter 9. Rethinking Campaign Management to Include a “SMART+IE” Mindset; Richard Waters, Zifei Fay Chen, and Lorena Gomez-BarrisChapter 10. Inclusion as Component of CSR and a Brand Connection Strategy; Alexander V. Laskin and Katie M. KresicChapter 11. Community Relations in Professional Sport Organizations: A View through the Lens of Social Anchor Theory; Antoaneta M. Vanc and Kaitlyn M. MaslerChapter 12. Until the Sirens Sound: A Community Advisory Council’s Resiliency in Emergency Planning in a Diverse Community; Ann D. JabroChapter 13. (P)Rebels Needed! Transformative Potential of Problematization for Social Change; Franzisca Weder

Donnalyn Pompper is Professor, Endowed Chair in Public Relations, and Affiliate Faculty for Ethnic Studies and for the Science Communication Research Center at the University of Oregon, USA.

• PART I: LEGAL AND ECONOMIC FRAMEWORKS THWARTING AUTHENTIC SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND DEIChapter 1. Breaking Down Barriers of the Past and Moving Toward Authentic DEI Adoption; Nneka LoganChapter 2. Ethical Public Relations, Communities of Color, and COVID-19 Crises in Summer 2020; Moronke Oshin-MartinChapter 3. Putting the Pharmaceutical Industry’s SR Reports Under the Microscope; Susan Grantham and Edward T. Vieira, Jr.PART II: UNIQUE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY STYLE OF WOMEN AND PEOPLE OF COLOR MANAGING ORGANIZATIONSChapter 4. Diversity at the Big Table: A Snapshot of Fortune 500 Boards of Directors; Donnalyn Pompper, Tugce Ertem-Eray, Eric Adae, Elinam Amevor, Layire Diop, and Samantha NadelChapter 5. Addressing Workplace Bullying Behaviors Through Responsible Leadership Theory: Essential Skills for Strategic Communicators; Michelle T. ViolantiChapter 6. Brewed in the African Pot: Examining the Influences of Caritas, Ubuntu, Africapitalism and Postmodern Values on CEO Activism in Ghana; Eric Kwame AdaePART III: EXPANDING SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CRITIQUE TO INCLUDE NEW KINDS OF STAKEHOLDERS WHEN CONSIDERING DEIChapter 7. Circle of Responsibility: Animals as Stakeholders; Debra MerskinChapter 8. The Social Responsibility of AI: A Framework for Considering Ethics and DEI; Constance Elizabeth Kampf and Oludotun Kayode FashakinPART IV: INCREASING AND IMPROVING PUBLIC RELATIONS SKILL SETS NECESSARY FOR MARSHALLING AUTHENTIC DEI AS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN ORGANIZATIONSChapter 9. Rethinking Campaign Management to Include a “SMART+IE” Mindset; Richard Waters, Zifei Fay Chen, and Lorena Gomez-BarrisChapter 10. Inclusion as Component of CSR and a Brand Connection Strategy; Alexander V. Laskin and Katie M. KresicChapter 11. Community Relations in Professional Sport Organizations: A View through the Lens of Social Anchor Theory; Antoaneta M. Vanc and Kaitlyn M. MaslerChapter 12. Until the Sirens Sound: A Community Advisory Council’s Resiliency in Emergency Planning in a Diverse Community; Ann D. JabroChapter 13. (P)Rebels Needed! Transformative Potential of Problematization for Social Change; Franzisca Weder