CIA releases new publication: Diversity & Inclusion at the CIA

Diversity & Inclusion at the CIA is the newest publication produced by the CIA’s Office of Public Affairs. This unclassified publication highlights the Agency’s diversity and inclusion efforts and describes real stories of diverse CIA officers.

It is the Agency’s first publication that showcases how the CIA has advanced diversity and inclusion initiatives over the past several years.

From the story of a 9/11 survivor’s path to the Agency, to the reflections of an officer of Pakistani descent balancing dedication to service with the expectations of her family, Diversity & Inclusion at the CIA showcases the breadth of experience, perspective and commitment to the mission of six officers from across the organization. Their stories — both compelling and inspirational — form the cornerstone of the publication, while quotes from CIA senior leaders underscore the Agency’s ongoing commitment to ensuring progress continues toward inclusive policies, says an article posted on the Agency’s own Web site.

The Office of Public Affairs produces unclassified publications to inform the public about the Agency and its mission. A printable version of Diversity and Inclusion at the CIA is available in the Library section of CIA.gov. You can also request a hard copy of the publication via our comment form.

The Agency’s diversity & inclusion efforts were recently featured on Advocate.com. Click here to learn more.