Building Trust and Authentic Relationships

Using Indigenous terms correctly signals to Indigenous colleagues and communities that their voices and experiences are valued. This builds trust and opens up space for authentic dialogue, which is essential for meaningful inclusion and collaboration.

Using Indigenous terms correctly signals to Indigenous colleagues and communities that their voices and experiences are valued. This builds trust and opens up space for authentic dialogue, which is essential for meaningful inclusion and collaboration.

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Indigenous Terminology in DEI Contexts

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