Diversity and inclusion resources are used to help individuals and organizations learn how to truly achieve inclusivity. This includes acknowledging…
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Read MoreMay is Asian Heritage Month in Canada. This month and beyond, we aim to recognize and celebrate the valuable contributions of Asian…
Read MoreIn the first part of our Gender-Based Analysis (GBA Plus) Blog Series, we examined the following: What is Gender-inclusive language?…
Read MoreGender-based Analysis Plus (formerly known as GBA+, now GBA Plus) is an analytical process created by the Government of Canada…
Read MoreRacism and antiracism in the workplace is an important topic. By asking questions such as: what is antiracism? Why is…
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Read MoreIn our previous blog post in our series on Diversity & Inclusion, we discussed concrete examples of Workplace Diversity &…
Read MoreIn our previous blog post in our series on Diversity & Inclusion, we discussed Workplace Inclusion and what that means…
Read MoreIn our previous blog post in our series on Diversity & Inclusion, we discussed Workplace Diversity and why it should…
Read MoreEmployee Diversity in the workplace means employing people of different ages, genders, ethnicities, sexual orientations, cultural backgrounds, and education levels,…
Read MoreHistorical Context Orange Shirt Day originated in 2013 as a grassroots movement inspired by the story of Phyllis Webstad, who…
Read MoreOctober is a time for deep reflection, recognition, and celebration. This month, we explore the stories of different communities, honouring…
Read MoreThis article is published in HCM Dialogue. HCM Dialogue discusses U.S.-based Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM)'s DEI Rebrand to…
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