Why a White Person Can’t Experience Racism
Welcome to Canadian Equality Consulting's Coffee Chats! Grab a cup of coffee (or tea, or smoothie, or anything really…) and…
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Over the past few blog posts, we have discussed creating a more inclusive work culture, hiding disabilities, and invisibility disabilities…
Read MoreHow to Support Your Employees with Invisible Disabilities
As the name implies, invisible disabilities are disabilities that are not immediately noticeable. In a society where disabilities are often…
Read MoreHiding Disabilities in the Workplace
Under the Canadian Human Rights Act (1977), as well as Provincial Human rights codes, an employer has a duty to…
Read MoreCreating a More Inclusive Work Culture: Questioning Immediacy
Let’s talk immediacy in the workplace. When you don’t get an immediate response to an email, a meeting needs to…
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Honouring Canada’s Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, 2023
Trigger Warning: Mentions of residential schools, colonial impacts & violence against Indigenous Peoples. On September 30th, we honour and commemorate…
Read MoreThe Globe and Mail – Research shows women of different ethnicities rarely work together to address workplace inequity
This article is published in The Globe and Mail. DEI consultant and strategist, Anisha Phillips, emphasizes the persistent divide between…
Read MoreBiphobia and Bi-Erasure – How We Can All Confront Discrimination Against Bisexual Folks
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