Halton Equity and Diversity Roundtable - community collective committed to building systemic inclusion and equity in Halton
Halton Region, ON, Canada
Joined March 2014
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*REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS* HEDR is seeking to hire a Strategic Planning and Organizational Development Consultant. Visit hedroundtable.com/in-the-com… to learn more. Proposal submissions are due by June 24th, 2022.
Together, lets commemorate history, contributions and achievements #BlackHistoryMonth
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HEDR'S 2022 Virtual Speaker Series. Access the flyer and registration links at hedroundtable.com/wp-content…
(all speaker biographies and session descriptions are included on the registration links).
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In collaboration with the @HEDRoundtable we’ll continue to implement initiatives to strengthen equity and inclusion in our community. To learn more about the Halton Region Community Investment Fund, visit:ow.ly/aRLL50Gm7Uf
Today marks the close of this campaign but the learning and activism continues. Stay engaged with our social media channels throughout the year for more content and put what you have learned into action everyday.
Here is the last example of how to reduce racism in Halton from our survey. Can you think of any other ways to be REAL about racism in a way that can make a meaningful impact in your local community?
Today is the second last day that we bring you examples of anti-racist actions to take. Here are three more suggestions from our survey.
Here are three more examples of what you can do to help reduce racism in Halton. Which one speaks to you most?
We asked how to reduce racism in Halton. This week, we'll share what the community said. Here are three examples to get us started. Stay tuned for more all week long.
What does being REAL about racism mean? Here is the acronym broken down. Next week, we'll share some examples of the acronym in action from our survey respondents.
Wondering what to do now? Reflect, Educate, Act, Listen. #beREALaboutracismHalton
Here are the last two examples. Thank you for engaging with us and learning about how racism operates in the Halton community. Tomorrow we turn our attention to what we can do to combat racism.
We have six more examples of what racism looks like in Halton to share. Then, we will share a framework for action that you can use to guide your anti-racist efforts where you live, work and play.
