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Lesson 5: Intersectionality (Pt. 1)

Intersectionality is about how different social categories—for example, race, gender, disability and newcomer status—overlap and intersect. Watch this video, featuring Rosanna Mascarenhas, to learn more.

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Lesson 5: Intersectionality (Pt. 1)

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Lesson 5: Intersectionality (Pt. 2)

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Lessons

Introduction: What is EDI, really? (Pt. 1)

Introduction: What is EDI, really? (Pt. 2)

Lesson 1: Bias and stereotypes

Lesson 2: Microaggressions (Pt. 1)

Lesson 2: Microaggressions (Pt. 2)

Lesson 3: Power and privilege (Pt. 1)

Lesson 3: Power and privilege (Pt. 2)

Lesson 4: Prejudice, discrimination, and oppression

Lesson 5: Intersectionality (Pt. 1)

Lesson 5: Intersectionality (Pt. 2)

Lesson 6: Disability (Pt. 1)

Lesson 6: Disability (Pt. 2)

Lesson 7: Ableism (Pt. 1)

Lesson 7: Ableism (Pt. 2)

Lesson 8: Accessibility (Pt. 1)

Lesson 8: Accessibility (Pt. 2)

Lesson 8: Accessibility (Pt. 3)

Lesson 9: Race and racism

Lesson 10: Whiteness (Pt. 1)

Lesson 10: Whiteness (Pt. 2)

Lesson 11: Colonization

Lesson 12: Indigeneity (Pt. 1)

Lesson 12: Indigeneity (Pt. 2)

Lesson 12: Indigeneity (Pt. 3)

Lesson 13: Racialized newcomers (Pt. 1)

Lesson 13: Racialized newcomers (Pt. 2)

Lesson 14: SOGIE (Pt. 1)

Lesson 14: SOGIE (Pt. 2)

Conclusion: EDI Foundations