The eradication of USAID will have global ripple effects for decades. The agency, which had a budget of more than US$35 billion, was the backbone of much of the international assistance work in developing regions. This signals to other governments that they can also step back from their humanitarian commitments.
Canada will need all the talent it can muster to grow its economy and build new partnerships. Diversity, equity and inclusion are part of that.
Contributing to a stronger and more inclusive small business environment in North America is important to economic growth and creating diverse job opportunities.
Already vulnerable populations will be hard hit by the American-led trade war. Implementing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s call for a guaranteed livable income could help protect Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit and gender-diverse people.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are facing a growing backlash south of the border and here at home. Rebranding is one solution many are considering.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are catch-all phrases for initiatives targeting historical inequities. A rebranding could help future-proof the aims they represent
