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Diversity, equity and inclusion

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Listen, learn and act with NSCC Alumni


Our NSCC values state that "we are intentional in our efforts to build diversity as a core strength. We recognize diversity of knowledge, worldview, and experience as an asset and a key driver of success in advancing innovation, creativity and excellence."

We recognize to live this value we must continue to listen and learn from our alumni and the communities we serve. We stand in solidarity with alumni from our Black/African Nova Scotian and Indigenous/Mi’kmaw communities and will do our part to impact necessary change.

Learning from alumni

NSCC Entrepreneurship's African Heritage Month Panel: Ask a Black Entrepreneur

Learn from our diverse alumni community. NSCC Entrepreneurship's virtual panel discussion, Ask a Black Entrepreneur, discusses starting a business, challenges faced and resources available with three incredible Black entrepreneurs, including NSCC alum Martina Kelades and Janelle Clyke.

Alumni voices

Hear from NSCC alumni who share their perspectives, experiences and stories on racism and change. Our contributors include Chris Murdoch, Lindell Smith, Mika Francis, Martina Kelades and Colter Simmonds. Hear their voices.

Take action

We're inspired by the important work happening in our communities and by our alumni to bring awareness to systemic racism in our province, and beyond. Like many of you, we want to be a part of the necessary change. Learn how you can join us in making a difference. 

Anti-racism resources

Access resources on anti-racism, allyship, as well as racism in Canada. (Please note that some of these resources are limited to current students & staff and require a login.) See NSCC Libraries subject guides.

We're listening

We want to hear from you. Reach out with your thoughts and ideas and help us ensure the NSCC Alumni program is relevant and accessible to all communities. E-mail us at  with your stories, feedback and intel on BIPOC businesses.

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