The resources here showcase strategies, action plans, policies, and programs from across Canada and internationally to help your organization successfully support gender equity and inclusion in science, engineering, trades and technology (SETT). You can use the search bar to search keywords or select from the categories and/or tags list to help find what you need. To add a resource to our Resource Hub, please contact us at resourcehub@ccwestt-ccfsimt.org.
I Didn’t Know it was a Thing Either: Women Engineers’ Experience of Suffering in the Workplace This Canadian study investigates women engineers’ lived experiences of
Men and Suicide Fact Sheet Middle-aged men (40 to 60) die by suicide more than anyone, including young people and women (Statistics Canada, 2019). Men
2022 Industry Report: Pathways to Board Work for Women and Gender Diverse People: Understanding Experiences and Barriers This research aimed to explore the diverse viewpoints
Managing Transitions: Before, During and After Leave A Planning Resource Guide for Employees and Employers This guide is designed to assist engineers and geoscientists who
REAL Talk is a guide to help us understand and talk openly about domestic abuse in Alberta REAL Talk is a guide to help us
Video – 5 Tips For Being An Ally 5 Tips For Being An Ally 1. Understand your privilege 2. Listen & do your homework 3.
Video – Lean in Network Toronto: Elevating Gender Equality: A Conversation on How to be a Male Ally This 4-member panel consists of John Collinson,
Video – Men as Allies – Exclusive Virtual Fireside Chat with the Honorable Canadian Ambassador to the UN, Bob Rae Luc Villeneuve and Martin Bernier,
Video – Engaging Men as Allies: Partnering for Success Joshua B. Murphy, JD, the chief legal counsel at Mayo Clinic, speaks about the importance of
Video – The Importance of Male Allies During this 3-member panel presentation, participants discuss the role of male allies in helping to foster an environment
There are more resources available in the French language here
CCWESTT acknowledges that our greater science, engineering, trades and technology (or SETT) community is situated on the ceded and unceded traditional territories of First Nation, Inuit, and Métis peoples from coast to coast to coast in what is known as ‘Canada’. CCWESTT fervently believes SETT is enriched through collective relations and knowledge sharing and is committed to helping enhance and build these relations. Full land acknowledgement here.
