Conversation with Camille Dundas on how coronavirus is impacting D&I, what we need to do to maintain momentum and how we can come out of this with a renewed energy to create a sense of belonging in organizations

Camille Dundas is a passionate advocate for diversity, inclusion, equity and belonging. She is also a consultant with one of Canada's top social media first and the editor-in-chief of ByBlacks.com, Canada’s #1 digital magazine serving Black Canadians. She has been recognized by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for her media activism and has led her team to win two national media awards. She is ranked as one of the top 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women.

Camille is a sought after media expert, having spent 10 years as a news writer and producer for Canadian news programs such as CBC National, CP24 Breaking News and CTV's Canada AM.

In this episode Camille shares her thoughts on how the changes we are seeing are creating a greater understanding of and appreciation for intersectionality helping us recognize the unique challenges each of us face as well as the unique contributions we all bring to the workplace.  She provides insight into how leaders can maintain a focus on diversity and inclusion during these tough times and even use current events to increase momentum for change towards more inclusive workplaces.

Her positive message is the inspiration we all need right now!

While she doesn't mention it in this episode, Camille has just become an official ambassador for Canadian company Learning Snippets. This micro learning platform delivers scenario-based D&I training by email, with immediate feedback built-in.

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