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      • Day 1: Plenary - Reconciliation and the barriers to an inclusive society
      • Creating more Inclusive Schools
      • Day 1: Virtual Classroom Plenary
      • Day 1: Plenary - Building a more inclusive Canada
      • Survey says...
      • Beyond the Business Case for Diversity
      • Combatting Hate Crimes and Radicalization
      • Making a Difference with Action-Oriented Dialogue
      • Art and Inclusion
      • Connecting the Dots: Using Values to Challenge Racism & Racial Discrimination
      • Bridging Diversity and Building Community – Engaging children and youth as leaders
      • Online Hate in Canada
      • Racism in Canada
      • Cyberviolence: Creating Interventions that Work for Young People
      • Youth as protagonists of Social Change
      • Day 1: Closing Speaker
      • Day 2: Plenary - Serve, Protect, and Reflect
      • La problématique du profilage racial à Montréal en 2016
      • Day 2: Keynote Address - Irwin Cotler
      • Day 1: Greetings - Cat Criger
      • Newcomer and Refugee Integration
      • Day 1: Reception - Righting Injustice
      • Finding the balance
      • Human Rights Policies for an Inclusive Canada
      • Day 2: Ignite Plenary - Canada Beyond 2017
      • Urban Diversity Best Practices
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Connecting the Dots: Using Values to Challenge Racism & Racial Discrimination

Participants will be guided through scenarios that raise awareness of various facets of racism in contemporary Canadian society. Through critical analysis and discussion we’ll explore how values can be used to challenge racism and racial discrimination. Participants will gain knowledge and tools to challenge implicit and explicit racism around them.

  • Angela Connors
  • Dipal Damani
  • Louise Sauvé-Dubois
  • Angela Connors

    Angela Connors is an Ojibway from the Saugeen First Nation Beaver Clan whose passion for social justice has been fuelled by her ancestry and forged by over two decades of experience in the non-profit sector and organized labour. In 2010 Angela’s work was recognized by the City of Toronto as a recipient of the Access, Equity and Human Rights Aboriginal Affairs Award. She is currently leading the Embracing Inclusion project for ONESTEP & OCASI.

  • Dipal Damani

    Dipal’s passion for social inclusion stems from her experiences as an immigrant to Canada, in her teenage years, and as a woman of South Asian descent. With over 10 years experience in the social inclusion field, she has carried out several key projects for the provincial and federal government that have impacted people with developmental disabilities, immigrants, visible minorities and the aboriginal community. She is the founder of D&D inclusion Consulting frequently writes and presents on diversity and inclusion.

  • Louise Sauvé-Dubois

    Louise Sauvé-Dubois is a consultant in diversity and inclusion and also brings a francophonie lens to the field. In 1992, she earned a Bachelor of Arts from York University, Glendon College. Having worked for more than twenty years in her field, she acquired a wide range of knowledge and application of different frameworks for diversity and inclusion. She is presently involved in the Embracing Inclusion and Connectivité projects.

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