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    From DEI to BDR: Belonging, Dignity, and Respect

    June 14, 2022September 9, 2026

    Out with the Old, in with the New Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) are now buzzwords that signal an organization is attentive to the needs of its diverse stakeholders. Yet, as we’ve seen with other buzzwords like ‘sustainability’ and ‘corporate social responsibility’, the widespread use of diversity, equity, and inclusion have led to their dilution…

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    IWSCC Launches Project VENT: A Landmark Research Project on, and in Collaboration with, Veteran Business Owners in Canada

    May 26, 2022September 9, 2026

    After some unforeseen hurdles, The Inclusive Workplace and Supply Council of Canada (IWSCC) is thrilled to announce the launch of the survey portion of its landmark research study: Project VENT, or Project Veteran Entrepreneur.   Soon after starting the IWSCC, our environmental scan proved that the only information on Veteran business owners was from the…

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    Advancing Research In Supplier Diversity

    May 10, 2022September 9, 2026

    Research is the key to change. With accurate data, we can present undeniable facts that serve as the basis for new perspectives and guidelines for decision-makers.   Although there isn’t much data in the field of supplier diversity, we’re working alongside our supplier council partners to change that. To bring you into the conversation, we’ve…

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    Procurement Revamp Can Create Greater Access for Historically Marginalized Communities

    April 20, 2022September 9, 2026

    Opinion March 24, 2022 Procurement practices and policies rarely dominate news headlines and dinner table conversations in Canada. At least, that was the case before two long pandemic years during which federal procurement was at the forefront of Canada’s response to COVID-19. From the great rush to secure personal protective equipment (PPE) in the early…

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    No Supplier Diversity Program? Here’s What You’re Missing

    April 19, 2022September 9, 2026

    Market trends, data, competitive threats, and opportunities all need to coalesce to move a board or the C-suite to make organization-wide changes. Use this reasoning to pitch supplier diversity to the powers that be. Market Trends Getting ‘left behind’ is the demise of many organizations historically. That’s because what’s going on in the market is…

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    How to Create a Supplier Diversity Procurement Program

    March 22, 2022September 9, 2026

    A Supplier Diversity Procurement Program reaches out to groups not traditionally included in the supply chain or within the purchasing process of corporations. Some of these underrepresented groups include women, visible minorities, aboriginals, LGBT+, Veterans, and people with disabilities who own and operate their own businesses.  Aside from diversity in employment, supply chain diversity is…

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    Shining An Entrepreneurial Spotlight On The Disability Community

    March 9, 2022September 9, 2026

    What can we learn about entrepreneurship among people with disabilities (PwD) in Canada? Using data from Public Service and Procurement Canada, Statistics Canada, and the Chamber of Commerce, our infographic is a snapshot of Canada’s PwD-owned business landscape. The data tells a complex story about business ownership in the disability community, one where there is…

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    Branding Accessibility Checklist – By Accessibrand

    March 7, 2022September 9, 2026

    Accessibility is MORE than your website. Every marketing piece you create should be accessible, here is your checklist to ensure you are achieving inclusion.   Download Accessibrand’s FREE Checklist here.

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    Accessibility: A source of future anxiety and a significant consideration for Canadian consumers today

    January 12, 2022September 9, 2026

    Seven-in-ten Canadians say universal accessibility should be the goal for newly constructed buildings January 22, 2019 – As Canada’s population grows older, millions of Canadians find themselves worrying about decreased mobility, vision and hearing and the impact it may have on their own lives or the lives of loved ones. A new study from the…

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