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MEMBERSHIP
The Halton Equity and Diversity Roundtable (HEDR) is a community-driven collaborative led by its own members. Our members are responsible for the overall strategic direction and leadership of the Roundtable. We encourage the participation of all groups and individuals who represent all aspects of diversity including but not limited to race, culture, socio-economic status, ethnicity, nationality, age, language, sexual orientation, skin colour, gender, and physical or mental abilities.
The Roundtable strives to create an inclusive environment for all members and to provide accessible and inclusive resources, training, and events.
We encourage all individuals and organizations to join the Roundtable. The diverse input, ideas and contributions of the entire Halton community are valued and are an important component for the success of the Roundtable.
Benefits of HEDR participation
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Contribute to decision-making at meetings
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Access HEDR resources and participate in professional development events
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Take part in a variety of professional learning opportunities during HEDR meetings
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Participate in innovative equity and inclusion projects and initiatives in the community
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Contribute to championing equity in Halton
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Expectations of HEDR members
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To maintain an atmosphere of respectful discussion and professionalism and respect the confidentiality of all matters brought to HEDR
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To actively contribute their expertise, resources, and individual experiences to further the goals of HEDR
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To bring forward issues and information regarding inclusion, access and diversity to HEDR
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To attend meetings regularly. Regular attendance is defined as a minimum of 3 meetings annually.
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Associations
Some individuals, organizations, agencies or businesses may want to hold an association with the Roundtable and its work. While these people may not actively work on behalf of the Roundtable, they understand and support the importance of the cause and the necessity for its visibility in the Halton community. An associate may not vote, but will still have access to minutes, newsletters, and Roundtable events.