March is Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day is March 8, which was the precursor to Women’s History Month. Little did I know that after moving to Canada, I would begin to focus on gender equity and equality. This is not to say that women’s rights or gender issues were not important to me prior to moving to Canada. When I was … [Read more...] about Building A Sisterhood: Celebrating Women’s History Month
Inclusion
A Social Media Guide for Diversity Officers: A Featured Publication
As a Social Media & Technology Specialist, as well as the Managing Editor & Webmaster of this site, I’ve had a front row seat to the issues, challenges, and rewards of leading the digital conversation on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) on the social web. Along the way, I and Dr. Denise O’Neil Green (Executive Editor of this blog) have devised a … [Read more...] about A Social Media Guide for Diversity Officers: A Featured Publication
Celebrating Women’s Feats, Big and Small, Local and Global
By Antoinette Mercurio (Reposted with permission; some links added by the Institutional Diversity Blog) International Women’s Day reminds people about the positive strides women have made since the early 1900s. Equality for women is progress for all. That’s the theme of this year’s International Women’s Day (IWD), an annual global celebration of … [Read more...] about Celebrating Women’s Feats, Big and Small, Local and Global
Mosaic or Melting Pot – Which is Better?
As we know, February is Black History Month, however, I didn’t realize that Canada also celebrated Black History Month. To celebrate the occasion, the Toronto Intercultural Dialogue Institute invited me to speak on the topic of "Canadian or U.S.Diversity in Post Secondary Education: Which is more inclusive?". Since arriving in Canada, I am often asked to compare the two … [Read more...] about Mosaic or Melting Pot – Which is Better?
Intercultural Dialogue Institute Forum Black History Month 2014 Luncheon: Examining Canadian and U.S. Diversity in Postsecondary Education: Which is More Inclusive?
The IDIALOGUE FORUM presents This Luncheon in honour of Black History Month 2014 “Examining Canadian and U.S. Diversity in Postsecondary Education: Which is More Inclusive?” with Speaker Dr. Denise O'Neil Green of Ryerson University Intercultural Dialogue Institute GTA 481 University Avenue, Suite 711 Toronto ON M5G 2E9 Thursday, 30 January … [Read more...] about Intercultural Dialogue Institute Forum Black History Month 2014 Luncheon: Examining Canadian and U.S. Diversity in Postsecondary Education: Which is More Inclusive?