Centre for Excellence on Empathy, Equity & Diversity (CEEED)

17 Aug., 6 PM EST. (18 Aug., at 10.00am NZST; 18 Aug. 12 am CEST): Topic: Developing Inter-cultural and Hol(y)stic competencies for success, Training Seminar. View at Youtube Seminar MC:  Shahid Akhtar.  Co-chair Canadian Association of Jews and Muslims;  President and CEO of Conciliators Without Borders and author of The 7Cs Compass for Conflict Resolution. Guest Speaker:  Mark Berkson, Professor and Chair Department of Religion, Hamline University, St. Paul, MN. Topic :  Comparative Religion and Interfaith Dialogue: Developing Skills for Personal Transformation. Summary : Reflects on the importance of comparative religious studies and interfaith dialogue and suggest ways that they can be done skillfully.  The role of libraries in creating spaces and providing resources for these practices were explored. Panel Discussions on Lessons Learned/Best Practices Prayer Space established in the Dunedin City Library by  Bernie Hawke,  Library Manage, Dunedin Public Libraries,  Dunedin, New

The Centre for Excellence on Empathy, Equity & Diversity (CEEED) www.ceeediversity.blogspot.com Press Release: Strengthening Multiculturalism Cultural Mindfulness: For a Caring Heart of Libraries, Archives and Museums (LAM),  June 27 is Multiculturalism Day in Canada, an opportunity to reflect on empathy, equity, and diversity, and a time to honor the ethnic, racial, religious, and cultural backgrounds of Canada. On behalf of the Centre for Excellence on Empathy, Equity & Diversity (CEEED) , we join with all the citizens to celebrate Canadian Multiculturalism Day. International Webinar Series #3 (Conversation to unbox social/digital inequalities) An International Webinar on “Cultural Mindfulness” organized by CEEED was held on June 22, 2022, with an audience from across the globe. The proceedings Video is released now for public viewing https://youtu.be/eLWSqZ6HXd8 .   Dr. Mohamed Taher, Librarian/CIO, Canadian Multifaith Federation, and CEEED’s Committee Member int

  Forthcoming Recent: Empathy, Equity & Diversity Awareness Week,  November 13 - 19, 2022, Inaugural, Webinar  Series 7,   YouTube    Decolonizing with Humility and Empathy in Intercultural Community Services, Webinar Series 6, October Event: [proceedings @ YouTube ] When : October 27 at 3:00 eastern /2:00 central/1:00 mountain/12:00 pacific / 8pm UK local /  8pm GMT / 9pm SAT / 7am NZS T (Fri):    What:  Decolonizing with Humility and Empathy in Intercultural Community Services  (Libraries, Archives, Museums, community agencies, etc. .  Summary: Starting a Conversation on Approaches to Decolonize Intercultural Services:  from mastery to accountability to shifting power imbalance. Outcome: Awareness to reduce/remove barriers, achieve greater understanding of community needs, and facilitate dissemination of empathy, equity and diversity issues/best practice/lessons learnt. Facilitate the webinar (MC role) : Michael Skaljin,  is Project - Stakeholder Engagement, Canadian Multifaith F

   Centre for Excellence on Empathy, Equity & Diversity (CEEED)   We plan to continue this conversation on inequalities in a Digital Age. Here is our questionnaire, like a conversation, is grouped by topic with simple questions. This is 𝟏𝟎𝟎% 𝐚𝐧𝐨𝐧𝐲𝐦𝐨𝐮𝐬, and takes 5 minutes to complete. Take this survey What is this Survey?: This survey is about your experience of being listened to, cared for, as well as accommodated as you are in your workplace. Hence, kindly answer all the questions, as only the completed surveys can be used for drawing the results. The aim here is to find the inclusive efforts toward empathy, equity, diversity in LAM. The survey will also provide trends as well as gaps based on institutional inclusion efforts. 

  Volume 1, Issue I, Spring 2022 ... Click  here Volume 1, Issue 2, Fall 2022 ... Click  here   CONTENTS:  Each issue highlights:  Centre for Excellence on Empathy, Equity & Diversity background, Book Launch, Webinars, and Upcoming Events Calendar 2022-2023. Our Editorial picks include a glimpse of related global headlines, Forthcoming events globally in the field, Potential Topics for Research, etc.

 Conversations on  ... role of libraries, archives, and museums (LAM). Full session  Video Welcome: Co-Host: Saima Qutab, University of Auckland Business School Guest Speaker: Osama Manzar, Digital Empowerment Foundation, India Keynote Speaker: Prof. Lesley Ann Gardner, University of Auckland Business School. New Zealand. Chair: Dr. Abdul Hameed Hathiyani, Ansaar Foundation, Toronto Panelists: Mages Periasamy, National Library Board, Singapore; Phyllis Williams, National Archives of Australia; Manohar Pawar, PhD, Charles Sturt University, NSW, Australia.  Read more