Fall 2019

Fall 2019: Diversity and inclusion

The theme for this issue of the Communicator is “Diversity and inclusion.” This issue features different voices giving their perspectives and showing us how we can take on leadership roles as communicators for change.

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Letter from the Editor in Chief

Diversity and inclusion

BY FELICIA EMPEY | f.empey@gmail.com

Welcome to the Fall issue of the Communicator. Our theme is “Diversity and inclusion.”

Diverse but not inclusive: An honest look at Canadian workplaces

BY ROHINI MUKHERJI | @RohiniMJ

Rohini Mukherji shares the differences between diversity and inclusion and how communicators can move closer to true, beyond-the-brochure inclusion.

Four tips to take audience diversity into account in your communications

BY MATTHEW COLLIS | matthewdcollis@gmail.com

Matthew Collis goes over ways to take your audience diversity into account, from improving the language to expanding the makeup of your team.

Better inclusion: The trans and non-binary side of the LGBTQ2+ equation

BY KEN EVANS | kevans@apexpr.com

Ken Evans outlines the benefits for a brand of taking action to be diverse and how to seek out information on topics that may be unfamiliar.

Accessibility in the digital age

BY MATISSE HAMEL-NELIS | matisse.hamel-nelis@cnib.ca

Matisse Hamel-Nelis gives practical and needed advice on how to make social media posts more accessible on a variety of platforms.

From the web

More in-depth content related to this issue’s theme

Building a Diverse and Inclusive Public Service: Final Report of the Joint Union/Management Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion

Canada’s Best Diversity Employers

Diverse and inclusive corporate cultures make for better business decisions

Why Inclusion Matters: the new podcast you need to hear now

Fall 2019: Diversity and inclusion

The theme for this issue of the Communicator is “Diversity and inclusion.” This issue features different voices giving their perspectives and showing us how we can take on leadership roles as communicators for change.

Letter from the Editor in Chief

Diversity and inclusion

Welcome to the Fall issue of the Communicator. Our theme is “Diversity and inclusion.”

Workplace

Diverse but not inclusive: An honest look at Canadian workplaces

Rohini Mukherji shares the differences between diversity and inclusion and how communicators can move closer to true, beyond-the-brochure inclusion.

Audience

Four tips to take audience diversity into account in your communications

Matthew Collis goes over ways to take your audience diversity into account, from improving the language to expanding the makeup of your team.

Education

Better inclusion: The trans and non-binary side of the LGBTQ2+ equation

Ken Evans outlines the benefits for a brand of taking action to be diverse and how to seek out information on topics that may be unfamiliar.

Content

Accessibility in the digital age

Matisse Hamel-Nelis gives practical and needed advice on how to make social media posts more accessible on a variety of platforms.

From the web

Fall 2019: Diversity and inclusion

The theme for this issue of the Communicator is “Diversity and inclusion.” This issue features different voices giving their perspectives and showing us how we can take on leadership roles as communicators for change.

Letter from the Editor in Chief

Diversity and inclusion

Welcome to the Fall issue of the Communicator. Our theme is “Diversity and inclusion.”

Workplace

Diverse but not inclusive: An honest look at Canadian workplaces

Rohini Mukherji shares the differences between diversity and inclusion and how communicators can move closer to true, beyond-the-brochure inclusion.

Audience

Four tips to take audience diversity into account in your communications

Matthew Collis goes over ways to take your audience diversity into account, from improving the language to expanding the makeup of your team.

Education

Better inclusion: The trans and non-binary side of the LGBTQ2+ equation

Ken Evans outlines the benefits for a brand of taking action to be diverse and how to seek out information on topics that may be unfamiliar.

Content

Accessibility in the digital age

Matisse Hamel-Nelis gives practical and needed advice on how to make social media posts more accessible on a variety of platforms.

From the web

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