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Equity in Practice - Transformational Training Resource (Paperback)
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Equity in Practice: Transformational Training Resource offers rich
insights into issues facing multicultural, multi-ethnic societies.
Specifically, the book focuses on Canadian society, and the reality
of its multiculturalism and the challenges of attaining equity in
such a diverse society. Despite existence of laws prohibiting
prejudice and discrimination, there remain challenges in realizing
true equity. This is in part due to the diverse and, times, biased
perceptions of others: those that are different. Realizing equity
is a worthwhile challenge even in the face of such obstacles. It
requires constant learning from the experiences of others aimed at
reducing the gaps in perceptions and actions thereof. This resource
offers one such artefact that can help bridge gaps that could
otherwise result in friction in multicultural, multi-ethnic
society. This is a valuable publication that would help in our
understanding of diversity and the need to tap into the said
diversity for the sake of the common good. What others say What
happens when we feel that issues of equity and diversity speak only
to a particular segment of our society? How are we affected by
issues or race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, language,
age, and ability? Readers will find this training resource useful
and informative in creating critical praxis towards a more
equitable education for all. - Dr. Ann Spence-Lopez, Ontario
Institute for the Studies in Education (OISE), University of
Toronto This work presents insights into the realities of
discrimination and prejudice in Canadian society. It offers useful
exercises for raising awareness intended to enable better
appreciation of realities of diversity and (hopefully) improve life
for all, and especially for minority groups. - Dr Matunda
Nyanchama, ICT Professional and Publisher
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