Ottawa Police Diversity Training Workshop

Today we had the honour of opening our doors to the Ottawa Police who was doing a diversity training workshop for their newest recruits.

The workshop ran throughout the day and the workshop focused on a number of important issues such as dealing with racism, hate speech, cultural awareness, and much more.

Here are a few highlights from the day:

Taking our diversity training out in the community. Mosque of Mercy hosts @OttawaPolice recruits. Great learning experience @OACPOfficial pic.twitter.com/gJeRGDXqZG

— OPS Diversity Unit (@DRRmatters) March 10, 2017

Check out 2016 year in review. Info graphics highlights our work and committment to diversity and inclusivity @ChiefBordeleau @JillMSkinner pic.twitter.com/2xOGMtzNkk

— OPS Diversity Unit (@DRRmatters) March 13, 2017

@OttawaPolice – As part of Indigenous cultural awareness, @Maliseet walking recruits through the #WholisticFramework, Knowledge of Ourselves pic.twitter.com/d9Xixqvkmi

— OPS Diversity Unit (@DRRmatters) March 10, 2017

@OttawaPolice new recruits receiving diversity training from @AmiraElghawaby educating about Islam and combating Islamophobia pic.twitter.com/K5SYFLQmir

— OPS Diversity Unit (@DRRmatters) March 10, 2017

Sebastien Plante educating @OttawaPolice recruits on biases. How you respond to situations begins with how you see the world-sensory bias pic.twitter.com/rxTboxeHrB

— OPS Diversity Unit (@DRRmatters) March 10, 2017