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Josslyn Gabriel

Josslyn Gabriel

Josslyn Gabriel, MEd, CCIP works in the Human Rights and Equity department at St. Francis Xavier University where she offers training, education and human rights response work. Josslyn locates herself closely to the work she does through her lived experience, work, and academic background in social justice, equity, anti-Black racism, and trauma-informed practice. Josslyn has an unwavering passion for social change and believes in the power of individual and collective voices and action—being central to systemic change. She enjoys writing and being part of critical conversations when it comes to education, employment, and the interlinking challenges faced by historically and currently marginalized communities.
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Without culture change, inviting employees to bring their authentic selves to work is just performance

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There is a consistent disconnect between the intention of workplaces and the impact on employees. While we hold compassion for leaders who have had to navigate an ever-changing, fast-paced world,...

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