BLOGS

Our blog is a meeting place for our community to engage in important conversations. We come here to connect, learn, and grow. You can expect fresh content each month; we’ll share updates, interviews with experts in the diversity, equity, and inclusion space, and tips on how to thrive as women of colour in today’s workplaces.

Turning the Tables: How to Vet Potential Employers as WOC
Zahra & Hanieh Khosroshahi Zahra & Hanieh Khosroshahi

Turning the Tables: How to Vet Potential Employers as WOC

As prospective employees, we need to make sure that we sign contracts with our needs and career goals in mind. In this piece, we share tips, red flags, and guiding questions to consider as you go through key stages of the application process.

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A 3 Step Guide to Networking: Build, Grow, and Maintain your Community 
Zahra & Hanieh Khosroshahi Zahra & Hanieh Khosroshahi

A 3 Step Guide to Networking: Build, Grow, and Maintain your Community 

Networking is essential to our professional growth. But it can also be challenging and a bit scary. As WOC, we face our own set of barriers. In this blog, we discuss 3 ways we can expand our definition, networks, and methods in a way that takes into account our unique challenges as WOC.

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Allyship, Part III – An Interview with Dr. Karina Aveyard
Zahra & Hanieh Khosroshahi Zahra & Hanieh Khosroshahi

Allyship, Part III – An Interview with Dr. Karina Aveyard

In our three-part interview series on allyship, Dr. Karina Aveyard, Associate Professor in Media and Film, reflects on her role as an ally. She shares with us that the most important first step is to de-centre whiteness.

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Allyship, Part II – An Interview with Claudia Hopkins
Zahra & Hanieh Khosroshahi Zahra & Hanieh Khosroshahi

Allyship, Part II – An Interview with Claudia Hopkins

As part of our three-part interview series, we speak to Claudia Hopkins, product and service designer and founder of Magnify about allyship. She reminds us that pursuing difficult and uncomfortable conversations are an integral part of allyship work.

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