This Canadian Multiculturalism Day, we’re celebrating the vibrant tapestry of cultures that enrich our nation—and honouring the traditions, languages and contributions of Canadians from coast to coast to coast. Today also underscores Calian’s commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging understanding (#DEIB)—which is fundamental to who we are and everything we do. As one example, we take pride in supporting our Employee Resource Group, the #CalianQuilt. Calian is united by people from various backgrounds, ethnicities, and identities. This group allows employees to celebrate the multiple cultures across our many teams, providing a safe space for individuals to share their stories and explore the richness of cultural diversity. Members regularly connect, educate one another, and delve into topics that promote curiosity and mutual respect across our entire organization. In other words? Diversity isn’t merely a concept—it’s a catalyst for innovation and our ability to effectively serve clients across so many industries. Most importantly, it ensures that every individual at Calian feels respected, appreciated, valued and empowered to contribute their best! Discover more about Calian's commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging at: https://hubs.li/Q02Dz3t80. #CalianCARES
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures are the oldest and continuing cultures in the world, dating to at least 65,000 years ago. Culture is distinct to each language group of First Nation Australians, and as there are over 250 languages, this makes First Nations culture incredibly rich, diverse and complex. It is important to note this to avoid homogenising the identity of Aboriginal nations. As we observe National Reconciliation Week 2024, ‘Now More Than Ever’ we should be celebrating First Nations culture as it is an acknowledgement of history as well as provides an opportunity for First Nations Australians to continue or reclaim and revitalise cultural traditions that have been eroded as a result of past and current colonialism and assimilation policies. We’ve put together a short list of meaningful and respectful ways to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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Our lands are our most valuable assets, from which we obtain sustenance, energy, food, build our businesses, and our homes. For that reason, Next State Projects promotes respect not only for the land itself but also for the First Nations and their culture. Educating ourselves about the histories of Aboriginal people is an opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of cultural diversity and the connection of human beings with nature. Therefore, our company believes that land development and agribusiness must be closely linked to the historical and cultural aspects of that land. 🤝 ⬇️ What do you like the most about Aboriginal culture? Share with us in the comments!
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What aspects of your culture heritage are you most proud of or interested in ?
What aspects of your culture heritage are you most proud of or interested in ?
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On this International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of native communities. Let’s continue to learn from and support the aspirations of native peoples, today and every day. Learn more about our firm’s commitment to inclusion: https://bit.ly/3AhR0Ba
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The American Addiction Centers recently reported that despite lower substance abuse rates, there's a hidden crisis among Asian Americans... Here’s what you need to know📊 🔍 Alarming Treatment Gap ▪Only 3.3% of Asian Americans needing substance abuse treatment receive it, compared to 11.1% of the general population Why the Gap? ▪ Cultural barriers, language issues, and stigma around SUD are key factors Interesting Subgroup Differences ▪ Drinking: Japanese Americans (13.1%) vs. Chinese Americans (9.1%) ▪ Heavy Drinking: Korean Americans (3.5%) vs. Chinese Americans (1.2%) ▪ Marijuana Use: Korean Americans (9.2%) vs. Chinese Americans (2.9%) By delaying seeking help, severe consequences arise, often leading to arrest, hospitalization, or homelessness, making intervention a forced necessity. We must continue to raise awareness and improve access to culturally sensitive treatment options for all. 📌 https://lnkd.in/eMeGCBFB #SubstanceAbuseAwareness #AsianAmericanHealth #HealthEquity #EmployeeBenefits #WorkplaceWellness #DiversityInclusion #BreakingBarriers
May is Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month—a time of commemoration that not only highlights the rich traditions and contributions of these communities but also underscores the ongoing challenges they face in achieving equitable health and wellness. May is coming to an end, but it's imperative that we continue to support initiatives that enhance cultural understanding, promote health equity, and advocate for systemic changes year-round. Let's continue to foster and strengthen partnerships with Pacific and Asian American communities. Building and maintaining strong connections with local leaders, communities, and organizations will help amplify voices and address specific needs. By working together, we can cultivate a more inclusive society that recognizes and values the contributions of all its members!
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Central Luzon: Region III The Rich Cultural and Historical Heritage Central Luzon, also known as Region III, is a vibrant and culturally rich region in the Philippines. That boasts a diverse tapestry of history, traditions, and heritage. Situated in the heart of Luzon Island, this region holds significant historical importance. With remnants of colonial influences and battle sites that have shaped its identity. https://lnkd.in/gCsMuFwY
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#CaribbeanAmericanHeritageMonth, celebrated each June, honors the unique culture and achievements of individuals from the Caribbean. Did you know that there are over 13 million Caribbean Americans in the U.S.? Chances are, your organization has employees from this background! By taking the time to learn about and appreciate the diverse cultures of Caribbean Americans, simple steps, such as highlighting their accomplishments in company communications, involving Caribbean American employees in cultural observances, and supporting local Caribbean American businesses, can help honor their heritage. Read the full article to learn more ways on how to acknowledge Caribbean American Heritage Month today. #InclusiveWorkplace #DEI
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August 9 is a day to celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of indigenous communities worldwide. Let’s continue to learn from and support the aspirations of indigenous peoples, not just today, but every day. Learn more about our commitment to inclusion at Forvis Mazars: https://bit.ly/3AhR0Ba
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On this International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of native communities. Let’s continue to learn from and support the aspirations of native peoples, today and every day. Learn more about our firm’s commitment to inclusion: https://bit.ly/3AhR0Ba
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On this International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of native communities. Let’s continue to learn from and support the aspirations of native peoples, today and every day. Learn more about our firm’s commitment to inclusion: https://bit.ly/3AhR0Ba
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