Fostering inclusion in the workplace The challenges faced by women of colour are unique to other minoritized groups because of…
Read MoreWelcome to Season 2! We kick things off on Ada Lovelace Day, the 1st day of WinSTEM week 2020! Our…
Read MoreIt is important to support equality and diversity in the work environment – and here is how you can start…
Read MoreAchieving gender equality is everyone’s responsibility. It is not solely the responsibility of women nor is it solely the responsibility…
Read MoreWelcome to Canadian Equality Consulting’s condensed COFFEE CHATS. Grab yourself a coffee, tea, smoothie, quarantini… anything really and enjoy a…
Read MoreWelcome to Canadian Equality Consulting’s condensed COFFEE CHATS. Grab yourself a coffee, tea, smoothie, quarantini… anything really and enjoy a…
Read MoreWelcome to Canadian Equality Consulting's condensed COFFEE CHATS. Grab yourself a coffee, tea, smoothie, quarantini... anything really and enjoy a…
Read MoreWelcome to Canadian Equality Consulting's condensed COFFEE CHATS. Grab yourself a coffee, tea, smoothie, quarantini... anything really and enjoy a…
Read MoreOur workplaces are increasingly becoming more diverse. With higher rates of immigration, with more millennials entering the workplace and more…
Read MoreThe following 5 things are a great place to start for employers that are willing and ready to make a…
Read MoreIntroduction Transgender and queer people have always existed, and will continue to exist, so long as humanity does - queer…
Read MoreTrigger Warning: Mentions of residential schools, colonial impacts & violence against Indigenous Peoples. On September 30th, we honour and commemorate…
Read MoreThis article is published in The Globe and Mail. DEI consultant and strategist, Anisha Phillips, emphasizes the persistent divide between…
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