The Diverse Leaders Tri-Cities Project aims to strengthen the capacity of leadership candidates to achieve their goals – while also supporting organizations to meaningfully implement inclusion policies. We strive to make Diverse Leaders Tri-Cities Project an initiative that meets your leadership goals. In order to better understand your needs, we invite you to participate in a community consultation for leadership candidates, on … Continued
The Surrey Board of Trade has been awarded a grant from the Province of British Columbia to lead a business and workforce focused anti-racism data engagement strategy. We are seeking input from diverse ethnocultural and racialized groups within the Surrey business community to help government develop and amend anti-racism data legislation. Racism is bad for … Continued
Hosted by: Deanna Matzanke, Chief Client Officer, CCDI Consulting Unconscious bias is rightly becoming one of the most sought after topics within the D&I learning and development space. Join us to further explore how unconscious bias plays out in the brain and the tools we can use to retrain our brains.
The Surrey Board of Trade has been awarded a grant from the Province of British Columbia to lead a business and workforce focused anti-racism data engagement strategy. We are seeking input from diverse ethnocultural and racialized groups within the Surrey business community to help government develop and amend anti-racism data legislation. Racism is bad for … Continued
DIVERSEtalks: Conversations for Change is a new panel and speakers’ series presented by DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society. We need meaningful connection today more than ever. Let’s amplify different perspectives, ignite conversation and have transformative dialogue on issues important to our diverse community in Canada. The events are free to community members, but there are limited … Continued
Learn about the Indigenous worldview & the ongoing process of reconciliation. Join guest speaker Norm Leech, Executive Director of the Vancouver Aboriginal Community Policing Centre, for the second installment of his guided online workshop with DIVERSEcity. Topics will include fundamental assumptions and truths about Indigenous Peoples, reconciliation and more. Who’s eligible? Permanent residents, refugees and … Continued
Supporting Newcomers in Navigating the Canadian Labour Market Thursday, July 14, 2022, 11–12:30 pm Online via Zoom We are expecting approximately 432,000 newcomers in 2022 and more in future years. Immigration is predominantly driven by labour market needs and this will be true more than ever going forward, with many industries facing staffing shortages across … Continued
Plan, launch & grow your business at our fair! Held annually in Surrey, BC, during Small Business Month, the DIVERSEcity Entrepreneur & Small Business Fair supports diverse entrepreneurs to get the knowledge and tools they need to plan, launch and grow their own business in Canada. Register here! Featuring: 3–5 pm: Full tradeshow & immigrant business marketplace 5–6 … Continued
The Canadian Immigrant Fair is returning on November 3, 2022, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Vancouver Convention Centre East in Meeting Rooms 1 – 3 at 999 Canada Pl., Vancouver, B.C., just steps from the Waterfront Skytrain Station. Free admission! It is a free, one-stop event connecting newcomers with information and inspiration on … Continued
For 2024, DIVERSEcity is kicking off Black History Month with our second annual event on February 1, 2024, in Surrey, BC. The free event features inspirational speakers, food, music and dance, bringing more than 200 guests from Surrey and Metro Vancouver to celebrate Black talent, cultures and achievements in Canada, while creating space for connection … Continued