Women in Leadership Magazine
A dynamic online series exploring women’s roles and engagement in municipal politics and leadership titled “The Chestermere Toward Parity for Women in Politics Project” concluded in 2021.
The initiative led by the City of Chestermere, in partnership with the Chestermere Rotary Club and Rocky View Immigrant Services, released an online feature magazine, “Women in Leadership.” The publication shines a light on the extraordinary women who lent their expertise to the project and shares their tips for success. Read the magazine here.
Research Papers
The following papers were prepared by Dakota Rickman, Diversity and Inclusion Intern for the City of Chestermere:
For more information, email diversity@chestermere.ca
Diversity Toolkit
USC’s Diversity Toolkit: A Guide to Discussing Identity, Power, and Privilege
Courtesy of The MSW@USC, the online Master of Social Work program at the University of Southern California
Other Resources
Free Indigenous Awareness Training Resource
"Racial Trauma in Film: How Viewers Can Address Re-traumatization" - A resource on racial trauma and the psychological impact that movies and TV shows have on mental health. Courtesy of Counseling@Northwestern.
How to Protect Your Mental Health While Fighting Racial Injustice
“Oskaya Ayamichikewak” Young Readers Program - Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA)
This program promotes early literacy and paves the way for a lifelong love of reading. Simply fill out the form at albertametis.com/programs-services/cfs or pick up a hard copy at your local MNA office, fill it out, and mail it in to start receiving your books.
Parent/Guardian applicant or child must be an MNA citizen. Children must be 0 – 5 years old to qualify.
