True North Living
diversity
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Q&A with Aisha Fairclough and Jill Andrew — Co-founders Body Confidence Canada
Co-founders of Body Confidence Canada share their insight on how all brands must ensure clothing is inclusive to the diverse bodies that they serve.
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Q&A with Sage Paul — Executive Director at Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto
Sage Paul, an award-winning Indigenous artist, shares her thoughts on why proper representation in the fashion industry is so important.
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Q&A with Mic. Carter — Creative and Founder of L’Uomo Strano
Mic. Carter shares their perspective on non-binary fashion and why it's important for social justice to be a part of the fashion industry.
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Q&A with Lesley Hampton — Indigenous Artist and Fashion Designer
Lesley Hampton, an Indigenous artist, shares why slow fashion is so important and what excites her about the future of the fashion industry.
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Dedicated Programs Assist 2SLGBTQ+ Members at Humber College
Humber College’s efforts towards building a more inclusive community is evident through staff and student experiences.
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Fertility Access Made Easier with Zeta
Despite the ongoing pandemic, Zeta went live with its mobile fertility app, making alternative fertility methods more accessible.
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LGBTQ2+ Inclusivity in the Workplace
Every June, we see Pride flags in front of buildings and inside offices. People talk about the importance of the LGBTQ2+ movement and equal rights.
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More Than Skin Deep: L’Oreal Canada Supports 2SLGBTQ+
Diversity and inclusion are built into L'Oréal Canada’s DNA, and the company is on a constant journey to support the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
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Q&A with Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman
Canadian actor and host Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman reveals his personal story and offers advice for the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
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Diversifying Indigenous Voices
Ben Borne, the first Indigenous certified Communication Management Professional, talks about the power of representation and storytelling.
