Diversity News
Douglas Todd: To avoid stereotyping, forget being ‘colour blind’
Some academic are realizing that recognizing, understanding cultural differences is true path to getting along in multicultural society.
’ve finally figured out why so many Canadians are confused about racism.
My clarity emerged during a conversation about …
Are you Canadian enough? A discussion on Canadian values
A national poll conducted in 2011 by Dalhousie researcher Howard Ramos, in conjunction with the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation, found Canadians valued gender equality, freedom of religion and tolerance of others. While 97 per cent …
Volunteer Opportunity for New Immigrants in Surrey
The Surrey Welcoming Communities Action Plan is Surrey community’s response to a pressing challenge of making this community more inclusive and welcoming. The Surrey Welcoming Communities Project (SWCP) brings together 25 agencies, organizations and institutions, …
Webinar: Introduction to British Columbia’s Indigenous History, Culture and Issues
Diversity Clues supporting SIETAR BC:
SIETAR BC and Young SIETAR is presenting a webinar on April 29, 2014 @ 4 p.m.
To commemorate the Year of Reconciliation, this webinar examines the history of Indigenous people in British …
NSG Info Session in Central Vancouver
Do you have an idea how to make your neighbourhood more inclusive, sustainable and connected? Come and learn about the Vancouver Foundation Neighbourhood Small Grants for local residents. On Tuesday, March 27th, you will learn …
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