By: Equality 360TM To achieve measurable outcome in the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) space, organizations are increasingly recognizing the need for…
Read MoreIntroduction Transgender and queer people have always existed, and will continue to exist, so long as humanity does - queer…
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…
Read MoreWarning about self-harm/suicide mention For thousands of years, queer people have existed – across the world, across cultures, across languages.…
Read MoreGlobally, Pride Month takes place in June. This month involves parades, shows, events, drag shows, and other activities to celebrate…
Read MoreTechnology has become an integral part of our lives, shaping the way we interact, work, and make decisions. However, despite…
Read MoreDespite its potential for positive transformation, technology is not immune to bias. Technology has become an integral part of our…
Read MoreCanadian Equality Consulting (CEC) has rebranded our DEI Subscription Services product and relaunched it as Equality 360! What you have…
Read MoreAs remote and hybrid work models become the norm, organizations face a new challenge: how to cultivate a culture of…
Read MoreThe Canadian Press published an article on the switch from DEI policy to ACB, featuring Canadian Equality Consulting (CEC). Marcie…
Read MoreHappy New Year! In 2024, we saw tremendous progress in the DEI space - together, we made strides towards more…
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