Intro to Decolonization & Indigenizing Your Workplace
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November 20, 2023
12:30 pm—1:30 pm
Platform Innovation Centre - Classroom 1
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Learn how to decolonize and indigenize your workplace in this engaging in-person event that explores the power of the Indigenous perspective.
What does it really mean to hire a colleague, who is talented, has so much to offer to the workplace, and is Indigenous? How can a workplace welcome all the identities one occupies? In this presentation, we will talk to you about decolonizing a workplace and explain what that means so that your Indigenous colleagues feel included and valued.
Join us for an exciting in-person event at Platform Calgary in Calgary, AB, Canada. This event is all about learning how to decolonize and indigenize your workplace. Get ready to dive into important discussions, gain valuable insights, and explore ways to create a more inclusive and equitable work environment.
Presenter: Vincent Wells
407 9 Ave SE Calgary, Alberta T2G 2K7
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