As the name implies, invisible disabilities are disabilities that are not immediately noticeable. In a society where disabilities are often…
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Read MoreHow Steven Ngo's struggles to report a hate crime began a movement to remove barriers to reporting anti-Asian hate crimes…
Read MoreMay is Asian Heritage Month in Canada. This month and beyond, we’re celebrating the valuable contributions and achievements of Asian people to Canada's…
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Read MoreCanadian Equality Consulting (CEC) has rebranded our DEI Subscription Services product and relaunched it as Equality 360! What you have…
Read MoreCanadian Equality Consulting is headed to the Collision Conference to advance Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in Tech! In an…
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