The University of Colorado has renamed its DEI office to "Office of Collaboration" following Trump's executive order ending diversity programmes. The order affected DEI initiatives, deeming them discriminatory and advocating merit-based practices. DEI encompasses diversity, equity, and inclusion by promoting fair treatment and opportunities for marginalized communities.
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