Linguistic Duality Day is an opportunity to promote bilingualism and honour Canada's rich linguistic heritage. This year, the event focuses on the theme of linguistic duality and inclusion. Join this special event, which will bring together government and community guests from across the country, including Canadian artists.
This event is organized by the Council of the Network of Official Languages Champions and the Canada School of Public Service, in collaboration with the Linguistic Duality Network, Canadian Heritage, the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, the Translation Bureau and the Regional Federal Councils across the country.
In this powerful video testimony, Deputy Minister Daniel Quan-Watson shares his personal experiences of racism, including as a public servant representing Canada on the world stage.
Access tools, job aids, courses, workshops and events on topics such as anti-Black racism, unconscious bias, disaggregated data, mental health and the challenges faced by visible minorities in the public service.
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