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Foreign Trained Professionals

Inclusion Means Everyone

March 10, 2016 by Annemarie Shrouder Leave a Comment

Last week at the Cities of Migration conference in Toronto, one of the panelists was Rachel Peric – the Deputy Director of Welcoming America. She and the organization were introduced as having helped to turn hostile communities into welcoming ones, which of course caught my attention right away. … [Continue reading] Inclusion Means Everyone

Filed Under: Creating Inclusive Spaces, Diversity & Inclusion, Foreign Trained Professionals, Immigration, Uncategorized Tagged With: cities of migration, Diversity, immigrants, Immigration, inclusion, refugees, Welcoming America

Cities of Migration

March 3, 2016 by Annemarie Shrouder Leave a Comment

Cities of Migration – the 3rd annual – is put on by Ratna Omidvar and Diversity Global Exchange and is happening in Toronto until Friday March 4. The tag line is “Diversity Drives Prosperity” so of course I was intrigued, and looking forward to participating in and listening to some broader … [Continue reading] Cities of Migration

Filed Under: Diversity & Inclusion, Foreign Trained Professionals, Immigration, Uncategorized Tagged With: Conference, Diversity Global Exchange, innovation

Incentives for Hiring Immigrants – friend or foe?

September 16, 2011 by Annemarie Shrouder Leave a Comment

Thanks to the politicians, the debate rages - is it a hand-out or is it increasing access? (and don't get me started on the difference between "foreign workers" a la Tim Hudak and immigrants looking for work). Listening to Q this morning on CBC, I heard an interesting interview with 2 successful … [Continue reading] Incentives for Hiring Immigrants – friend or foe?

Filed Under: Discrimination, Foreign Trained Professionals, Immigration Tagged With: accessibility, Canadian experience, Diversity, employment, hiring, incentives, multiculturalism, systemic discrimination

“Foreign Workers” – really Tim?!

September 8, 2011 by Annemarie Shrouder 1 Comment

Since the foundation of the work I do is helping people to become aware of the assumptions, stereotypes, and perceptions they carry - and how these (often unconsciously) create barriers for others and between themselves and others - I have to comment on Tim Hudak's use of the term "foreign … [Continue reading] “Foreign Workers” – really Tim?!

Filed Under: Diversity, Foreign Trained Professionals, Immigration, Inclusion, Marginalization Tagged With: accessibility, assumptions, discrimination, Diversity, stereotypes, systemic discrimination

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