“PEOPLE LOOK AT the news and see Black and brown faces reading the news,” says Hamlin Grange, who used to do just that for a living. It’s progress, but it’s far from good enough. “That’s representation, not inclusion,” Grange told our Bill Roberts in a recent interview for the Cartt.ca Podcast. Without people of color... Read More
The anti-racism movement that erupted during the pandemic is already changing corporate culture. But to be truly successful, the new push for greater diversity will have to be built on the spirit of inclusivity, Virginia Galt writes: DURING THE PANDEMIC SHUTDOWN, with employees working online from home, corporate hierarchies broke down and ideas flowed freely.... Read More
While there might be an increase in the number of on-air personalities who are people of colour, that's not an accurate measure of success, says diversity consultant and former journalist Hamlin Grange, whose firm DiversiPro Inc. was recently hired by Corus Entertainment to review its operations. https://www.thestar.com/business/2020/07/08/calls-grow-for-news-outlets-reporting-on-systemic-racism-to-address-own-failures.html This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 8, 2020. Cassandra... Read More
TORONTO — The race-based failings of many of the companies seeking help from diversity and inclusion expert Hamlin Grange are not new. Neither are the solutions, he notes wryly — many organizations who've reached out already have diversity plans, or they've completed cultural awareness courses in the past. So what's going wrong? Read More
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Being "not racist" is no longer good enough. You must be antiracist, and it is time we seriously reflect on the changes that are surely coming to our society, Hamlin Grange told a group gathered for his webinar hosted by Algonquin College on Tuesday. Read more