Fostering Inclusive Storytelling and Histories

Intersectional perspectives encourage the inclusion of diverse Indigenous narratives in DEI materials. This means carefully selecting terminology that encompasses multiple experiences—such as those related to age, ability, or colonial history—thereby enriching DEI initiatives with a fuller, more nuanced understanding.

Intersectional perspectives encourage the inclusion of diverse Indigenous narratives in DEI materials. This means carefully selecting terminology that encompasses multiple experiences—such as those related to age, ability, or colonial history—thereby enriching DEI initiatives with a fuller, more nuanced understanding.

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