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Board of Directors Application Form

 
 
 
Area(s) of expertise/contributions you feel you can make to QCH as a Board Member. Choose all that apply




 

QCH is committed to a merit-based selection process that promotes equity, ensures fairness, includes equity-deserving groups, and reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. The following questions are voluntary and designed to gather basic information to identify your membership in an equity-deserving group. Your voluntary response to these self-declaration questions is used exclusively for statistical purposes, with a focus on promoting equity, diversity, inclusion, and representation in the appointment process. All provided information is confidential and will not be disclosed or used for personal identification. Please respond to only those questions you are comfortable with.

 
Consent for the Collection of Self-Identification

 

You may self-declare as belonging to multiple Equity-Deserving / Employment Equity groups. You can self-declare membership in both Indigenous Peoples and Racialized Communities groups.
Our Board of Directors Recruitment and Selection Equity Initiative aims to ensure fair representation for equity-deserving groups, including women, Indigenous peoples (First Nations, Métis, Inuit, as well as urban Indigenous peoples), those with disabilities, racialized communities, trans individuals, and 2SLGBTQI+ members. We strive to eliminate bias in Board member selection processes, address past discrimination, and create a diverse and inclusive Board of Directors that mirrors our community's diversity.

 
Do you identify as a Woman? Women are members of a designated group under the Employment Equity Act
 
Do you identify as part of 2SLGBTQI+ Communities? 2SLGTBQI+ is an acronym for Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and/or Questioning, Intersex, and the plus reflects the countless affirmative ways in which people choose to self-identify
 
Do you identify as an Indigenous Person? An Indigenous person is a member of a First Nation, Métis, Inuit, or urban-residing Indigenous peoples, and Indigenous peoples with mixed Ancestry. Indigenous people, Aboriginal people, or members of a First Nation include status, treaty, or registered Indians, as well as non-status and non-registered Indians
 
Are you a member of a racialized group? A person in a racialized group in Canada is someone (other than an Indigenous person as defined above) who is non-Caucasian in race or non-white in colour, regardless of place of birth, including individuals of mixed race
If you wish to provide further details, please select the box(es) that best describes your origin









 
Are you a Person with a Disability
If you wish to provide further details, please select the box(es) that apply to you





 
 

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