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REPORT TO THE 2015 ANNUAL MEETING ON 

ETFO’S EQUITY AND WOMEN’S PROGRAMS

… and still we rise WP, February 2015 (408 participants)

 1.7% 

self-identified as Aboriginal;

 1.9% 

self-identified as disabled;

 3.6% 

self-identified as LGBTQ;

 13.4% 

self-identified as members of racialized groups. 

Woman Abuse Affects Our Children (for DECEs) WP, Toronto, April 2015 (28 participants)

No one self-identified in any category.

Collective Bargaining Conference for Women WP, April 2015 (68 participants)

 1.4% 

self-identified as Aboriginal;

 5.8% 

self-identified as LGBTQ;

 8.8% 

self-identified as members of racialized groups.

No one self-identified as disabled.

Women in Politics WP, April 2015 (77 participants)

 2.5% 

self-identified as Aboriginal;

 1.2% 

self-identified as disabled;

 5.1% 

self-identified as LGBTQ;

 19.4% 

self-identified as members of racialized groups.

LEAD (Leading Educators Actively Developing) Conference, April 2015 (46 participants)

 4.3% 

self-identified as Aboriginal;

 2.1%

 self-identified as LGBTQ;

 2.1%

 self-identified as members of racialized groups.

No one self-identified as disabled.

Digging Deeper, Reaching Higher WP, April/May 2015 (127 participants)

 4.7% 

self-identified as Aboriginal;

 3.1% 

self-identified as disabled;

 5.5% 

self-identified as LGBTQ;

 28.3% 

self-identified as members of racialized groups.

Innovate 2015, May 2015 (135 participants)

 2.9% 

self-identified as Aboriginal;

 1.4% 

self-identified as disabled;

 1.4% 

self-identified as LGBTQ;

 9.6% 

self-identified as members of racialized groups.

Financial Management Conference WP, April 2015 (137 participants)

 2.9% 

self-identified as Aboriginal;

 1.4% 

self-identified as disabled;

 1.4% 

self-identified as LGBTQ;

 8.7% 

self-identified as members of racialized groups.

“WP” denotes women’s programs