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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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
Warning about self-harm/suicide mention For thousands of years, queer people have existed – across the world, across cultures, across languages.…
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