Busting the Myths About People with Disabilities
By Kayla Altman Major obstacles to employment still persist for persons with disabilities – here’s some practical advice for removing them
Etta St. John Wileman Award evolves with focus on Outstanding Achievement
CERIC’s flagship award is evolving to celebrate those who have made a significant impact in enhancing the field of career development, regardless of role or position within an organization. Now called the Etta St. John Wileman Award for Outstanding Achievement in Career Development, the changes seek to build on the award’s proud history while evolving…
Diversity in Post-Secondary Career Education: Strategies for Universal Design
By Michaela Burton, Natalie Geiger and Mahadeo Sukhai How to meet the needs of students with a wide range of cultural experiences, socioeconomic backgrounds, and cognitive and physical abilities
Trina Maher honoured with 2024 Wileman Award for Outstanding Achievement in Career Development
An Indigenous career development leader, Trina Maher is the recipient of CERIC’s 2024 Wileman Award for Outstanding Achievement in Career Development. The announcement was made during an awards ceremony at Cannexus, Canada’s Career Development Conference in Ottawa on Jan. 29. In honouring Maher, Jennifer Browne, Chair of the Selection Committee, said “her commitment to building…
Free Webinar: A Conversation with Zabeen Hirji on Building a Future of Work that Works for All: It’s Your Turn to Ask Questions
To help others reach their career goals, use your privilege for good
People in positions of power need to get comfortable with discomfort and actively work to break down barriers for those who are disenfranchised Alex Hosselet After graduating and starting my career years ago, I quickly realized two things as I entered the business world. The first was that it was not a level playing field.…
The CDP’s Roadmap to Effectively Supporting Neurodiverse Clients
Men Are from Mars, Women Are…From the Same Planet
By Mario Gravelle Report generated by CERIC based upon findings from the On-line Survey on Public Perceptions about Career Development and the Workplace The Canadian Education and Research Institute for Counselling (CERIC) has released findings of a survey conducted by Environics Research Group asking Canadians about their job satisfaction, their perceptions about their workplaces and…
Geography matters: The value of place-based workforce development
The story of one community’s exploration of geographic solutions to geographic poverty Anne Gloger It was lack of services in the inner suburban community of East Scarborough, ON that prompted the design and development of a new kind of organization. The East Scarborough Storefront was created by the community for the community to ensure that…