The Reality of Getting Rid of DEI – We Must Find A Workaround – Barrier Free Canada

The Reality of Getting Rid of DEI – We Must Find A Workaround

A colorful puzzle-like background features interlocking wooden pieces in bright shades of blue, green, yellow, orange, pink, purple, and red. Some pieces have cut-out silhouettes of diverse human figures, including individuals walking, figures in dresses, and wheelchair users, symbolizing inclusivity. The bold black letters 'D,' 'E,' and 'I' are prominently displayed in the center, representing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. The vibrant composition visually reinforces the theme of unity and representation.

The Reality of Getting Rid of DEI A Step Backward for Disability, Equity, and inclusion In recent years, the movement to promote Disability, Equity, … Continue reading The Reality of Getting Rid of DEI – We Must Find A Workaround