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BIPOC resources for building inclusive communities

In our ongoing commitment to fostering equity, inclusion, and understanding, we are thrilled to share a comprehensive resource designed to amplify the voices and experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) in our community. This initiative is born out of recognizing that creating inclusive spaces requires awareness, actionable tools, and connections to drive meaningful change.


Why We Developed This Resource

Systemic inequities continue to shape the experiences of BIPOC individuals across all spheres of life, from workplaces to social spaces. To challenge these disparities and promote a more inclusive society, we developed this resource to:


  1. Inform: Share insights into the challenges BIPOC individuals face and highlight the value their voices bring to our collective growth.

  2. Empower: Provide tools, guides, and support networks to equip individuals and organizations with the knowledge and skills to effect change.

  3. Connect: Foster community and collaboration through access to local groups, mentorship programs, and professional networks.


What’s Inside?

Our resource is organized into three key sections: Get Informed, Get Help, and Get Connected



Building inclusive communities is not a one-time effort—it is a continuous journey that requires learning, reflection, and action. This resource is just one step toward creating spaces where everyone feels seen, valued, and supported.


We invite you to explore the guide, share it within your networks, and put its tools into practice. Together, we can foster equity, strengthen connections, and ensure that all voices have a place in shaping our shared future.


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Land Acknowledgement


interVivos acknowledges that we operate within traditional Treaty 6 Territory. We would like to honour all of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries. interVivos endeavours to continue in our efforts to develop a deeper understanding of the rich history, language, and culture of Indigenous peoples and the impact of reconciliation in our community.

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