University-Industry Engagement Advisor – U Waterloo plans internal diversity strategy to foster more inclusive partnering
This article appeared in the August 2022 issue of University-Industry Engagement Advisor. Click here to subscribe. University corporate engagement offices have increasingly been seen partnering…
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This article is published in CPA Canada. How companies recruit those with disabilities—both visible and invisible—is a priority, given the…
Read MoreThe Globe & Mail – Diversity and inclusion in the workplace is a challenge – and an opportunity
This article is published in the Globe and Mail. FoodShare Toronto recently started paying interviewees for their time to…
Read MoreSalon Magazine – The Diversity Difference
CEC was featured in Salon Magazine's May 2022 edition on The Diversity Difference. With diversity being top of mind for…
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A New Year for Equity: Refreshing Your DEI Commitments in 2025
Introduction As we step into 2025, our commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and belonging in the workplace has…
Read MoreCreating a Culture of Belonging in Remote and Hybrid Workplaces
As remote and hybrid work models become the norm, organizations face a new challenge: how to cultivate a culture of…
Read MoreCEC Featured in the Canadian Press
The Canadian Press published an article on the switch from DEI policy to ACB, featuring Canadian Equality Consulting (CEC). Marcie…
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