In this networking session, we’ll dive into how to measure the true impact of IDEA (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility) in the workplace. Discover how to track meaningful progress by identifying key metrics, gathering valuable feedback, and making data-driven decisions. Learn practical strategies to ensure your IDEA initiatives are not only effective but truly making a difference. Walk away with insights into best practices for sustaining long-term impact in your organization.

This event is only for members of our IDEA Practioners and Professionals Network. Not a member yet? Apply to join and gain access to this insightful event.

If you are a member, register below!

Be Part of the Conversation: Disability, Faith, and Inclusion in the Workplace

Join us for an insightful Town Hall webinar event with Realize Canada, where we’ll explore key findings from our research on episodic disabilities, faith, and the workplace. This will be followed by key highlights from the IDEA Project Research Report on the intersections of race and disability in Canada. 

Members of the Vocational Rehabilitation Association (VRA) can earn 2 hours of accredited learning by attending this event. This will count toward Domain 5, one of the 12 professional development domains required by the VRA.

Register now to secure your spot and be part of this essential webinar!

📣 Calling all Indigenous, Black, and Racialized people with disabilities in Winnipeg!

Join us on Tuesday, October 8, 5:00PM to 6:00PM PT for our FREE and virtual Peer Network – join and co-create the space as Indigenous, Black and Racialized Person with Disabilities (IBRpD)! Come together to discuss the supports you need to break down barriers in accessing meaningful employment, education, training, and resources.

This network is focused on creating an open environment for peer-to-peer sharing, learning, and problem-solving, where your voice matters. Don’t miss out!

📣 Calling all Indigenous, Black, and Racialized people with disabilities in Toronto!

Join us on Tuesday, October 23, 7:00PM to 8:00PM PT for our FREE and virtual Peer Network – join and co-create the space as Indigenous, Black and Racialized Person with Disabilities (IBRpD)! Come together to discuss the supports you need to break down barriers in accessing meaningful employment, education, training, and resources.

This network is focused on creating an open environment for peer-to-peer sharing, learning, and problem-solving, where your voice matters. Don’t miss out!

This networking session will focus on creating a more equitable workplace by applying an intersectional lens that considers race, ethnicity, religion, and culture. We will explore how these factors intersect to shape workplace dynamics and discuss strategies for building truly inclusive environments.

This event is only for members of our IDEA Practioners and Professionals Network. Not a member yet? Apply to join and gain access to this insightful event.

If you are a member, register below!

📣 Calling all Indigenous, Black, and Racialized people with disabilities in Vancouver!

Join us on Tuesday, October 8, 5:00PM to 6:00PM PT for our FREE and virtual Peer Network – join and co-create the space as Indigenous, Black and Racialized Person with Disabilities (IBRpD)! Come together to discuss the supports you need to break down barriers in accessing meaningful employment, education, training, and resources.

This network is focused on creating an open environment for peer-to-peer sharing, learning, and problem-solving, where your voice matters.

Join us on Wednesday, August 14th, from 2:00pm to 3:30pm EST for our inaugural networking event where we’ll explore the concept of Social Location and the impact it has on your role in your workplace. This is more than a typical DEI discussion—it's a unique opportunity to reflect on how your social identity shapes the perspectives, experiences, power and/or influence you bring to work. Connect with fellow IDEA professionals, engage in transformative discussions, and discover new ways to enhance your approach to diversity and inclusion.

This event is only for members of our IDEA Practioners and Professionals Network. Not a member yet? Apply to join.

Calling all professionals, students, and academics in the disability sector! Join us for our upcoming research town hall on Thursday, June 6, 2024 12:00 - 1:30 PM ET!

Join us as we explore the outcomes from the IDEA Project research, led by our researcher, Bounmy Inthavong. Through a deep dive into our literature reviews, surveys, and focus groups, we will unveil key insights into the lived realities of Indigenous, Black, and Racialized people with disabilities in Canada, and the challenges that disability organizations face in advancing their diversity goals.

Don’t miss out on an insightful meeting where you can learn more about our research.

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Join us for a conversation about your experience as an Indigenous, Black or Racialized person with Disabilities (IDRpD) living in Canada. Tell us what you want to see from us, what programs and opportunities you want us to build and how to connect with communities across Canada. This roundtable is open to individuals living in Canada. Join us for Session #3 on Thursday, April 18 at 7:00PM (Eastern time).

Fill out the details in the form. Once submitted, please click on the registration link.

Join us for an insightful presentation webinar where we introduce Race and Disability Canada, a new initiative dedicated to addressing the intersections of race and disability.

Accessibility features for this webinar include: ASL interpretation, live captions via zoom and a live chat box. If you require any individual accommodations, please email info@racedisability.ca

During this 30 minute webinar, you will:

• Discover our organization's project pillars

• Learn about the inaugural ‘IDEA project’ 

• Understand our key projects and outputs

• Find out how your organization can get involved with our work

• Engage in a Q&A session to get your questions answered

Who Should Attend:

• Representatives from disability and/or race organizations

• Advocates for race and disability rights

• Anyone interested in Race and Disability in Canada

• Don't miss this opportunity to support the rights of racialized Canadians with disabilities.

For any questions or further information, feel free to contact us at info@racedisability.ca