DiverseCity Counts 6The Next Frontier for Diversity – Supplier Diversity in the GTA: Business Case and Best Practices
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DiverseCity creates opportunities for increased leadership diversity in the Toronto region.
Apr 15, 2013 | Civic Leadership
As we originally conceived of a train-the-trainer program for Building Blocks that would reach hundreds across the Greater Toronto Area with a civic literacy curriculum, Public Interest became a natural partner.
Apr 12, 2013 | Civic Leadership
Alan Broadbent opened the conference with some words of reflection and inspiration, reminding us why we do this important work. At the end of the event, Ratna Omidvar summed up the afternoon, noting five key themes that emerged. Read/watch their presentations.
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Feb 1, 2013 | Canadian Lawyer
DiverseCity onBoard connects highly qualified candidates from visible minority and under-represented immigrant communities with governance positions in agencies, boards, commissions and nonprofit organizations across the GTA.
DiverseCity Fellows readies the next generation of city builders through seminars, networking and action-based projects.
DiverseCity Voices is an online database of diverse voices connecting qualified speakers and the media in an effort to enrich the content of our national media, including newspapers, magazines, radio and television.
Building Blocks offers a civic literacy primer – how government makes decisions and how to impact those decisions – in communities across the Greater Toronto Area.
DiverseCity School4Civics trains and mentors promising leaders from diverse communities to organize political campaigns or run for office.
DiverseCity onBoard connects highly qualified candidates from visible minority and under-represented immigrant communities with governance positions in agencies, boards, commissions and nonprofit organizations across the GTA.
DiverseCity Fellows readies the next generation of city builders through seminars, networking and action-based projects.
DiverseCity Voices is an online database of diverse voices connecting qualified speakers and the media in an effort to enrich the content of our national media, including newspapers, magazines, radio and television.
Building Blocks offers a civic literacy primer – how government makes decisions and how to impact those decisions – in communities across the Greater Toronto Area.
DiverseCity School4Civics trains and mentors promising leaders from diverse communities to organize political campaigns or run for office.
DiverseCity onBoard connects highly qualified candidates from visible minority and under-represented immigrant communities with governance positions in agencies, boards, commissions and nonprofit organizations across the GTA.
DiverseCity Fellows readies the next generation of city builders through seminars, networking and action-based projects.
DiverseCity Voices is an online database of diverse voices connecting qualified speakers and the media in an effort to enrich the content of our national media, including newspapers, magazines, radio and television.
Building Blocks offers a civic literacy primer – how government makes decisions and how to impact those decisions – in communities across the Greater Toronto Area.
DiverseCity School4Civics trains and mentors promising leaders from diverse communities to organize political campaigns or run for office.
Read how to make sure that small and medium-sized organizations, owned or operated by diverse individuals, have equal access to these opportunities, allowing them to grow their businesses and grow the broader economy at the same time.
The latest DiverseCity Counts report finds that despite the overwhelming advantages of leadership diversity visible minorities continue to be underrepresented in nonprofit boards in the GTA.
Diversity in Governance is a comprehensive toolkit for use by CEOs, board chairs, heads of board governance committees and independent consultants when working with boards on issues around diversity and governance.
Read how best to diversify your nonprofit board, including understanding and communicating the benefits of leadership diversity and taking a diversity audit of your board.
Read how to make sure that small and medium-sized organizations, owned or operated by diverse individuals, have equal access to these opportunities, allowing them to grow their businesses and grow the broader economy at the same time.
The latest DiverseCity Counts report finds that despite the overwhelming advantages of leadership diversity visible minorities continue to be underrepresented in nonprofit boards in the GTA.
Diversity in Governance is a comprehensive toolkit for use by CEOs, board chairs, heads of board governance committees and independent consultants when working with boards on issues around diversity and governance.
Read how best to diversify your nonprofit board, including understanding and communicating the benefits of leadership diversity and taking a diversity audit of your board.
Read how to make sure that small and medium-sized organizations, owned or operated by diverse individuals, have equal access to these opportunities, allowing them to grow their businesses and grow the broader economy at the same time.
The latest DiverseCity Counts report finds that despite the overwhelming advantages of leadership diversity visible minorities continue to be underrepresented in nonprofit boards in the GTA.
Diversity in Governance is a comprehensive toolkit for use by CEOs, board chairs, heads of board governance committees and independent consultants when working with boards on issues around diversity and governance.
Read how best to diversify your nonprofit board, including understanding and communicating the benefits of leadership diversity and taking a diversity audit of your board.
Christy Luo, Power Unit Youth Organization
Believe in young leaders’ potential and give them ownership over projects. Provide the next generation with role models and leaders they can aspire to become.
Colin Clarke, Toronto Youth Wind Orchestra
Our images of leadership do not always show the full diversity of leadership that exists. Leaders recognize they can use their public presence in order to change perceptions of who a leader is and can be.
Jessica Farias
Rather than reject her past in order to assimilate, Jessica Farias recognized early on that “background does matter.”
DiverseCity Speakers is an online searchable database for event organizers looking for diverse spokespeople and presenters.
DiverseCity OnBoard connects highly qualified candidates from visible minority and under-represented immigrant communities with governance positions in agencies, boards, commissions and nonprofit organizations across the GTA.
DiverseCity Voices is an online database of diverse voices connecting qualified speakers and the media in an effort to enrich the content of our national media, including newspapers, magazines, radio and television.

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