Human Rights Resources

By Christine Gertz What are Human Rights? Human rights are accorded to human beings to respect and protect a person’s body, dignity and property. However, there is some disagreement among individuals, states and countries regarding the degree to which each human right should be met, if that right should be applied to all persons, and…

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Decent Work on a Changing Planet: Practical Strategies for Developing a More Equitable World for Our Clients

PAST FREE SIMULIVE* SERIES    Presenters Trevor Lehmann, Career Consultant, University of Manitoba Brian Malott, Indigenous Carer Consultant, Fanshawe College    Original date and time of the simulive series: Wednesday, November 29, 2023 Wednesday, December 6, 2023 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET (Check your time zone) Cost FREE Simulive* Series Language This webinar was…
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2022

Call for Presenters for Cannexus23 Career Development Conference now open

Planning for the next Cannexus, Canada’s Career Development Conference – to be held January 23-25, 2023 – is now underway. Cannexus23 is expected to be a hybrid conference with a live in-person portion in Ottawa and a virtual portion. CERIC invites individuals or organizations with an interest in presenting at the 17th annual Cannexus to submit a brief session outline for consideration using the…

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Leveraging an interdisciplinary approach to succeed in a shifting job market

Career practitioners need to be visionaries and change-makers by advocating for the value of creativity and innovation Colleen Knechtel In a knowledge economy, one important career development superpower is an interdisciplinary approach for innovation. Interdisciplinary mindsets involve recognizing diverse knowledge to enable collaboration, whereas interdisciplinary skillsets embrace relational competencies, work experiences, the sciences, humanities, trades…

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Editor’s Note

By Lucie Morillon There’s no doubt that Canada is a diverse country, in its landscapes but also, and more importantly, in its people. More than 20% of Canada’s 35 million people were born outside this country, helping to make it one of the world’s most socially diverse societies, according to the Global Centre for Pluralism.

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Snapshot

The Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) The Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) is a national association of community-based service providers and stakeholders who are active and invested in employment for persons with disabilities. This association seeks to promote and enhance the field of Supported Employment (defined as the process of facilitation around career…

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The path to executive: What’s different for women

By Maxine Clarke (Cannexus17 GSEP Award Winner) and Julie Chesley Presently, while 66% of business undergraduate females (Powell & Butterfield, 2013) and 78% of women in upper-level management roles (Vachon & Lavis, 2013) aspire to senior executive positions, women hold only 32% of senior management positions in Canada (Catalyst, 2014). Unlike their parents, the Millennial generation is showing signs of…

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2022

Request for Proposals: Scoping the Canadian Career Development Landscape

Canada currently lacks comprehensive baseline data on the overall size, scope and composition of its career development sector. Having this valid and credible information is critical to inform the field itself as well as related stakeholders as to the magnitude, characterization and impact of this varied group of professionals. CERIC is issuing a Request for…

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