It’s Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM). So why, in a nationally aired news piece, are we still questioning disability, employment and personhood and therefore placing an ableist lens on accommodations?

Just like any relationship, the agency relationship takes time and work to be successful. It requires open and honest communication, accountability and true partnership on both the client side and agency side.

It is fantastic to see an increasing number of brands and marketers celebrate Latinx History Month. The Latinx community is no longer considered a niche market, and there are stats to prove it. Our spending power is significant and our cultural impact on the world is undeniable.

One of the thorniest challenges in today’s b-to-c ecommerce world is the shopper “cold start” problem. The term “cold start” originates from cars—when it’s really cold, an engine has difficulty starting up, but when it warms up, it runs smoothly.

Editor’s note: In this article, Adweek deviated from its style of using “Latinx” due to the writer’s preference. “Latine” is a gender-neutral form of the word Latino.

Advertising has always been a high-pressure industry, notorious for long hours, tight deadlines and huge client expectations. The tumult of the last few years hasn’t made things any easier. Overworked employees may be grinding harder than ever, wrestling with fears of budget cutbacks and job security.

As Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off, our social media feeds are flooded once again with messaging and campaigns from brands wanting to show up as an ally to the community. The National Football League (NFL) decided to celebrate and honor this month by tweeting an image for their “Por La Cultura” campaign. Both NFL fans and critics were quick to comment, creating a social media firestorm, blasting the design intended to celebrate Hispanic and Latino players.

When I was pregnant with my first child, I was scared to death of postpartum depression. As a person with Bipolar II disorder, I am no stranger to your garden-variety depression.

A storm erupted on social media when beloved Canadian news anchor Lisa LaFlamme was allegedly ousted from her job. LaFlamme had worked for the network for more than 35 years, winning awards for reporting from conflict and disaster zones.

Economists are divided over whether the dreaded “R” word, a recession, is imminent—but what is clear is that times of economic uncertainty are ahead. There are some factors that are out of our control, and without a proper strategy, these uncontrollable elements can cripple even the most successful agencies.