Elevating Marginalized Voices Within Indigenous Communities

Applying an intersectional lens amplifies marginalized voices within Indigenous populations—such as women, LGBTQ+ members, and persons with disabilities. DEI initiatives can leverage specific Indigenous terminology that honors these intersecting identities, promoting equity both within and outside these communities.

Applying an intersectional lens amplifies marginalized voices within Indigenous populations—such as women, LGBTQ+ members, and persons with disabilities. DEI initiatives can leverage specific Indigenous terminology that honors these intersecting identities, promoting equity both within and outside these communities.

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