Team Members & Guests
Inclusivity is a core value at Target, and we’re proud of our work to be an open and welcoming company. Our value of inclusivity plays an important role in everything we do to create a welcoming culture for our team and guests.
At Target, we believe every team member plays a role in supporting how we champion an inclusive society, and that our work is never done.
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Asian Team Members & Guests
Black Team Members & Guests
Hispanic & Latino Team Members & Guests
LGBTQIA+ Team Members & Guests
Military & Veteran Team Members & Guests
People with Disabilities
Women Team Members & Guests
Our goals
Target is committed to continuing to build a diverse workforce that reflects the communities we serve. We make data-driven goals and transparently share progress with our team. We set our goals on three-year timeframes, which provides enough time to make meaningful progress as an organization.
Our 2022-2024 goals are designed to further our diversity, equity & inclusion (DE&I) progress for our team and business.
Driving progress
Our ambitious diversity, equity and inclusion DE&I goals have helped us to recruit and retain more diverse team members, offer more products from diverse suppliers, provide support to communities of color through corporate giving and Target Foundation-led efforts and more.
Leaders are charged with achieving these goals, and we’re focused on building a team that reflects our guests, increasing advancement opportunities, reducing turnover among team members from diverse backgrounds and helping all team members have equitable experiences across the organization.
Commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion
Target has leaned further into DE&I through our Racial Equity Action and Change (REACH) and Target Forward strategy. In the past few years, we made commitments to accelerate our DE&I efforts through these initiatives.
REACH helps us advance our DE&I work specific to Black team members and guests. And Target Forward, our enterprise sustainability strategy, includes our aim to drive equitable opportunities and outcomes for advancement and engagement by continuing to be a leader in diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging. This puts Target in a position to leverage our strength to ensure DE&I has an even deeper impact on our team, guests and communities.
Diversity & Inclusion Business Councils and Networks
Our Diversity & Inclusion Business Councils (or employee resource groups) and Networks play an integral part in driving Target’s inclusive culture as we recognize and embrace what makes us different, and alike, as individuals.
DE&I recognition
- Target is a member of the 2023 Bloomberg Gender Equality Index.
- DiversityInc. ranked Target on its 2023 list of the Top 50 Companies for Diversity.
- Target ranked 100% on the Disability:In Disability Equality Index and earned the designation of 2023 Best Places to Work.
- Seramount named Target to its 2023 list of Top Companies for Executive Women and 2023 Best Companies for Multicultural Women.
- Great Places to Work recognized Target on Fortune’s list of Best Workplaces in Retail 2023, Fortune’s 100 Best Places to Work for 2023, and ranked Target #9 on PEOPLE’s list of Companies that Care 2023.
Highlights
Our Business Councils include:
- African American Business Council
- Asian Business Council
- Disability & Mental Health Business Council
- Hispanic Latino Business Council
- Military Business Council
- Native American & Indigenous Business Council
- PRIDE+ Business Council
- Women's Business Council
Our Networks include:
- Ability Awareness Network
- Christian Network
- Cycling Network
- Jewish Network
- Muslim Network
- RedGamers Network
- Spots A Cappella
- Parents & Family Network
