B.muze - Random musings by an amateur philosopher, occasional writer, and lifelong student of diversity and inclusion

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No Quick Fixes to the “Diversity Problem”

bmuzeAugust 5, 2020No Comment2020-08-13T15:22:18-07:00

In the wake of the recent public protests and outcries against racism, discrimination and violence against members of BIPOC communities, many companies are now hastening…

Resolving Conflict through Inclusive Dialogue

bmuze June 11, 2020 No Comment2020-08-05T15:25:47-07:00

It is not easy to communicate ( listen) while one is angry. And, understandably, there is a lot to be angry about. Especially for those…

Diversity and Inclusion: Overcoming Indifference and Dissent

bmuze March 8, 2020 No Comment2020-08-05T15:15:43-07:00

Now that the topic of diversity and inclusion has become more “mainstream”, I have been finding myself feeling oddly…indifferent. Those who know me may be…

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Anti-racism champion defines Canadian identity

bmuzeFebruary 18, 2014No Comment2015-04-06T22:30:53-07:00

Charan Gill: cultural bridge engineer (Photo courtesy of Charan Gill) In 1988, the Parliament of Canada passed the Canadian Multiculturalism Act to “promote the understanding…

Local artist seeks to unite world cultures with Canadian jade

bmuze February 4, 2014 No Comment2015-04-06T22:32:26-07:00

Brian Matheson talks about the 2014 world jade symposium. | Photo by Stephanie Lamy Some people tell stories through words or pictures. Brian Matheson’s medium…

Makeup design plays part in opera storytelling

bmuze April 23, 2013 No Comment2015-04-06T22:27:31-07:00

Susanna Reinhart prepares for a performance with the Vancouver Cantonese Opera Society. | Photo by BC Carmen Garcia enjoys making faces. For over 20 years…