Encouraging Intersectional Understanding

Indigenous identities are complex and intersectional. Accurate terminology helps recognize this complexity, encouraging more nuanced conversations that consider race, culture, gender, and historical context in DEI frameworks.

Indigenous identities are complex and intersectional. Accurate terminology helps recognize this complexity, encouraging more nuanced conversations that consider race, culture, gender, and historical context in DEI frameworks.

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Indigenous Terminology in DEI Contexts

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