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2015

Conference Papers & Presentations

Author Date Title Conference
Cukier, W. & Hodson, J. Nov 4-6, 2015 Technology and social innovation in the complex Ontario employment ecosystem: A case study of Magnet 12th Annual Social Entrepreneurship Conference, New York, NY
Cukier, W., Elmi, M., & Roach, E. Aug 7-11, 2015 Evidence of intersectionality and complexity within the visible minority category in Canada 2015 Annual Meeting of Academy of Management, Vancouver, Canada
Chraibi, R., Cukier, W., Roach, E., Jackson, S., & Cucuz, D. Jun 13-16, 2015 Muslim women in senior leadership: Perceptions of success and experiences with advancement 2015 Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) Conference, Halifax, Canada
Elmi, M. & Cukier, W. May 21-24, 2015 The Black Experience Project: Identities and experiences in the Greater Toronto Area 2015 Black Canadian Studies Association (BCSA) Conference, Halifax, Canada
Gagnon, S. Aug 2015 Unopposing talk: Mentoring, career advancement and gender inequality Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada
Gagnon, S. Aug 2015

’Masters in our own house’: Governing identities, memory, and the politics of difference in contemporary Quebec Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada
Gagnon, S. May 2015 Beyond belonging and identification: Change actors, discourse, and alternative organizing for inclusion and social equality Quebec-Ontario Workshop, Qualitative Research, Montreal,Canada
O'Neil Green, D. Feb 2015 Black history month Canada Revenue Agency, Toronto, Canada

Industry and Community Presentations

DI and its members were invited to give 18 presentations.

In accordance with the Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) requirement that funded research should demonstrate knowledge mobilization activities, presentations made to corporations, associations and student groups by academics associated with DI are recorded below. These presentations continue to broaden the reach of DI to new audiences while promoting new cross-sector partnerships for future research collaborations. The table below outlines presentations made by the Diversity Institute:

Date Event Presenter

November 16, 2015

“Soft skills are hard”: The “skills gap” and importance of “soft skills”. SSHRC's imagining Canada's future (2nd KSG-learning knowledge mobilization workshop), Ottawa, ON

Wendy Cukier

October 23 - 24, 2015

“The 360 project: Addressing racism in Toronto”, Dalla Lana School of Public Health’s eighth annual student-led conference: Racial justice matters: Advocating for racial health equity

Wendy Cukier & Mohamed Elmi

September 29, 2015

“Gaining management buy-in for your diversity plan”, 3rd diversity and inclusion in the workplace conference, Toronto, ON

Wendy Cukier

August 13, 2015

Deloitte Canadian women's initiative (CanWin) speaker series, Toronto, ON

Wendy Cukier

July 15-17, 2015

“Learning NOW! Where education happens and who Leads”.  2015 biennial of the Americas, Denver, Colorado, USA

Wendy Cukier

June 9, 2015

An evidence based approach to combating recruitment bias.” Canadian association of career educators and employers national conference, Ottawa, ON.

Wendy Cukier

May 29, 2015

“Diversity is not for dinosaurs”, International society for organization development and change conference, Toronto, ON.

Wendy Cukier

May 1, 2015

“Engaging with non-profit and inclusivity”, Senior women academic administrators of Canada conference, Toronto, ON

Wendy Cukier

May 27, 2015

 

“Is Canada still an immigrant integration leader?”, MIPEX Canada Launch Event

Ratna Omidvar

July 16, 2015

 

Presentation to Ontario Ministry of Government and Consumer Services inclusion ambassador network meeting

Ratna Omidvar

August 24, 2015

 

Presentation to Ontario Public Service external advisory committee on inclusion and diversification meeting

 

Ratna Omidvar

September 22, 2015

“Courting the ethnic vote: Immigration and multiculturalism in the 2015 Federal Election”, Munk School of Global Affairs

Ratna Omidvar

October 21, 2015

 

“Creating a vibrant democracy: How non-profits can step up in the next 5 years”, ONN Conference

Ratna Omidvar

October 28, 2015

 

“Is Toronto still a city for refugees?”, Walrus Talks Cities of Migration

Ratna Omidvar