Antiracism resources to get you started
For many white Canadians, the struggle in understanding antiracism doesn’t lie in the why it’s important, it lies in understanding…
Read MoreWhy anti-racism is ongoing in the workplace
Despite systemic racism being historically rooted in all Canadian systems, many Canadians were only introduced to issues of racial inequity…
Read MoreImportance of being antiracist in the workplace
Even beyond the current requirement to make the workplace inclusive and equitable for all employees, the need for an inclusive…
Read MoreWhat exactly does it mean to be antiracist?
Racism in Canada is systemic and deeply embedded. According to the Angus Reid Institute, one-in-five Canadians (21%) say that they…
Read MoreEverything you need to know about anti-racism in the workplace
People of colour, particularly women of colour, have consistently been marginalized in Canadian institutions. The workplace is no different. While…
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Modern HR: Transforming Employee Experience through Inclusion
In today’s evolving world of work, modern HR has moved far beyond hiring, compliance, and policy manuals. It’s now about…
Read MoreDEI Calendar Highlights for April 2025
April offers a meaningful opportunity for organizations to lean into diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) with intention. From raising awareness…
Read MoreThe Chilling Parallels Between Severance and Today’s Workplace Culture
When Severance premiered, it was promoted as a gripping psychological thriller with a unique sci-fi premise. But as the show…
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