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Attn Students! The @CityTOjobs has posted over 130 Summer Jobs today! Consider an amazing opportunity with the City this summer! Apply Here: jobs.Toronto.ca #summerjobs #summerinternship #Students
Excited to announce Investing in Inclusion in partnership with the @ASDalliance focusing on Neurodiversity in Employment on December 8th at noon. We have an amazing lineup of speakers and hope you will join us! Click here for more details: lnkd.in/gcpKDfE
Does anyone else get restless in the afternoons and want to run in circles around their living room?
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Has anyone else seen someone in a mask that looks like a friend and mistakenly say hello to a weirded out stranger?
Let’s sit with this for a moment
That “anti-white” sentiment people keep talking about is just the erosion of what I call the “privilege of individuality.” White people aren’t accustomed to being lumped together and being defined by the actions of others. Welcome to the club.
We are at it again! We want to help you understand how to connect with early and diverse talent. Join @MoeRecruits, Mark Whitten, and myself on July 22, for Investing in Inclusion: Connecting with Early Talent. For more info or to register visit: lnkd.in/giTb9e9
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I am so excited to host this panel discussion about Anti-Black Racism in Canadian Workplaces. We have an amazing group of speaker and want to address active steps businesses can take. Check out our panelists and register here: bit.ly/31sn9CL
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“You didn’t make good choices, you had good choices.” (The @kerrywashington character in @LittleFiresHulu) How many of us had good choices and what did that mean for the trajectory of our lives?
I remember being told to stay out of the sun to avoid getting darker, or being told I've gotten too dark. We are taught at a young age to hate our skin and then spend decades unlearning it.
racism and discrimination do not just happen between communities, they also happen within communities. Shadeism is prejudice based on skintone, with preference for lighter-skinned people. The lighter skin preference is seen in many countries across Africa, Asia and South America
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This pandemic has called into question how we value frontline workers....they are essential and deserve more not less!!! @fordnation do not let this be your legacy! toronto.citynews.ca/2020/06/…
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We need change!
33% of persons with disabilities in the workforce have reported that they have been denied a job because of their disability. It is up to employers to set the standard for inclusive work while keeping in mind accommodations allow people to work to the best of their abilities.
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This!!! Happy Pride month!
"On our street, we accept all, we love all, and we respect all. Happy #PrideMonth!" - @SesameStreet #NOH8
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A great infographic by @theslowfactory to help us understand how complex racism is.