What is racism? What isn’t racism? What does it mean to be anti-racist? Chanelle Tye will guide you through this informative DE&I Special Event sponsored by the Black Women Business Network. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the realities of racism in Canada and how we can all play a part in creating a more inclusive workplace for Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC).

Chanelle Tye is an equity and inclusion facilitator, educator, and coach who specializes in the areas of anti-racism and LGBTQ2SIA+ inclusion. Her use of humor and interactive participant engagement ensure safe learning environments for novices and experts in social justice issues. She brings a deep knowledge of the dynamics of power and privilege within educational, corporate, and institutional contexts.
Chanelle has a Master of Education in Equity Studies from Simon Fraser University with a focus on improving outcomes for organizational equity, diversity, and inclusion training. With ten years of experience as an out queer public school teacher, she was recently the Provincial Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity (SOGI) Education Lead with British Columbia’s Ministry of Education. Currently, she partners with a gaggle of equity and inclusion specialists to educate about bringing justice to an unjust world.

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