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Once again, we will be hosting our second annual national signature event, Inclusion Works, April 27-29, 2010, in Toronto and, once again, we will be recognizing our amazing partners that help us delivery our mandate. However, this year, we’ll be doing that through a new program called the Leadership Circle – a program that offers an improved platform of benefits and recognition through partnership agreements. More
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From Homeless to Class Valedictorian
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Osborne Farrell came from the small Nova Scotia town of Turo, having spent his earliest childhood days on the Bear River Reserve. After moving to Toronto at a young age and growing up in the “projects,” Farrell eventually became a familiar statistic – a young urban Aboriginal man living on the streets.
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Canada’s Best Diversity Employers Competition |
Now entering its third year, Canada’s Best Diversity Employers competition recognizes companies across Canada that have implemented exceptional workplace diversity and inclusion programs. Even amid market uncertainties over the past year, these forward-thinking employers aren’t slowing down their efforts to improve working conditions for employees. More |
My Story: Salvador Ferreras, PhD: Living My Olympic Dream |
In a tale of two artists meeting at the crossroads of potential and opportunity, read about Salvador Ferreras’s amazing journey to become the producer/creative director of the 2010 Aboriginal Pavilion for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. More |
Bridges to Tomorrow
IBM’s prepares for the next generation of buyers and employees…
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IBM Canada has long been considered a leader in supporting the recruitment and advancement of Aboriginal people. In January 2009, it was awarded gold level certification by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) for its performance and success in building positive relations with Aboriginal people, businesses and communities across Canada. Read more on what this progressive company is doing for Aboriginal workers. More |
Program Snapshots Guiding Circles
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By combining traditional Aboriginal teachings with contemporary career exercises, the Guiding Circles program awakens a participant’s sense of self-esteem through a unique approach that uses storytelling, a discussion of values and other holistic perspectives. Read more on how this successful career planning tool is being used across the country. More |
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How did Canada get its name? How many Aboriginal groups are there in Canada? How many Aboriginal businesses? How much land is owned by Aboriginal Peoples? Read on to learn the answers, access news and announcements as well as view our selection of bits and bites. More |
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| Calendar of Events |
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October 14-15, 2009
Toronto, ON - Sheraton Centre Toronto
Workforce Connex Ontario
Building Aboriginal Training and Employment
Partnerships
October 22-23, 2009
Vancouver, BC
Guiding
Circles 1 Workshop
Facilitator Training for Guiding Circles 1:
Understanding Yourself
November 18-19, 2009
Toronto, ON
Guiding
Circles 1 Workshop
Facilitator Training for Guiding Circles 1:
Understanding Yourself
November 26-27, 2009
Yellowknife, NWT
Mastering
Aboriginal Inclusion in Mining Workshop
Professional management training
December 14-15, 2009
Calgary, AB
Guiding
Circles 2 Workshop
Facilitator Training for Booklet 2: Finding
New Possibilities
Click here for complete event listings.
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