The future is Indigenous. Reconciliation in Business 2022 - Link in Bio
Toronto Met University
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Ted Rogers Indigenous in Business retweeted
On September 25th, @trsmindigenous is hosting the Reconciliation in Business 2022 Conference & Pow Wow!
Learn more about this conference, celebrating the resurgence of Indigenous peoples & worldviews in business.
torontomu.ca/news-events/eve…
Ted Rogers Indigenous in Business retweeted
Celebrate Indigenous peoples and culture in business and entrepreneurship by attending @trsmindigenous' Reconciliation in Business 2022 Conference at @trsmtorontomet on September 25.
Learn more and RSVP: ow.ly/T2iK50Kw0Rr
Ted Rogers Indigenous in Business retweeted
.@meganllewis_ is a passionate advocate for Indigenous people. Through her work at @CdnRoots and as a beadwork artist, she creates space for youth to advocate for impactful change, while celebrating Indigenous resilience.
More about Megan: ow.ly/FKzP50JIcB1 #NIHM2022
ALT "It is important to me that we as queer, Indigenous folks surround outselves with the people who help us feel like our truest selves." Megan Lewis
Ted Rogers Indigenous in Business retweeted
“How to create a welcoming environment for Indigenous employees?” Be truthful. Many see Indigenous people as opportunities, it's harmful when we are seen this way. Hire Indigenous peoples to be more than their Indigeneity & they may open up if comfortable.(@codylonsdale)
Ted Rogers Indigenous in Business retweeted
What is a reciprocal partnership? Equity. It’s embedded across culture and trade; looking after one another is a sign of respect. Tobacco (1 of 4 traditional medicines) is usually gifted in trade. [Ojibwe] Meshkwadoonamaage - s/he trades, exchanges with people (@codylonsdale)
Ted Rogers Indigenous in Business retweeted
In honour of National Indigenous Peoples day, @MagnetToday will be programmed by @codylonsdale on June 21 & 22. Cody is a Business Management student @TorontoMet & founder of the student group TRSM Indigenous. We thank him for sharing his experience, & lessons about inclusion.
