Karáhkwa Recognition Program
An initiative of the FNHRDCQ that recognizes organizations committed to hiring, welcoming and integrating talent from First Nations and Inuit communities.
The Karáhkwa Program highlights concrete actions that help create workplaces that are more inclusive, respectful and culturally safe.
Welcome to the Karáhkwa Recognition Program by the FNHRDCQ
The Karáhkwa Recognition Program highlights organizations that take concrete action to create workplaces that are more inclusive, respectful and culturally safe.
It recognizes initiatives that support hiring, welcoming and integrating talent from First Nations and Inuit communities.
This page presents the essentials of the program, its objectives, how it works, the three badge categories and the benefits of digital badges for organizations looking to strengthen their practices.
Program objective
The Karáhkwa Recognition Program aims to recognize the concrete actions organizations put in place to improve their practices.
Whether through participation in an event, a workshop or a support process, each commitment represents an important step toward a workplace that is better equipped, more welcoming and culturally safe.
The program values real, measurable progress that carries meaning. It highlights the efforts of organizations that want to deepen their cultural understanding, strengthen their welcoming practices and support the long-term integration of talent from First Nations and Inuit communities.
Why participate in the recognition program?
Connect with talent from First Nations and Inuit communities
Take concrete steps to support the hiring, welcoming and integration of qualified individuals within your organization.
Deepen your cultural understanding
Take part in activities and workshops that help you better understand the realities, pathways and strengths of First Nations and Inuit communities.
Showcase your commitment
Receive an official digital badge that reflects your efforts and highlights the actions your organization has taken.
How does it work?
Learn about it
Review the program, the three badges and the actions associated with each one.
Register
Complete the online form for the badge you wish to pursue to begin your process.
Take action
Carry out a concrete action or participate in an eligible activity as part of the program.
Participate
Move forward in your process with support from the FNHRDCQ, based on the pathway you selected.
Be recognized
Receive an official digital badge that highlights your organization’s commitment.
Three badge categories
Preparation Badge
The Preparation Badge recognizes organizations that are beginning their journey by taking part in an awareness, cultural safety or cultural humility workshop.
Action Badge
The Action Badge recognizes organizations that actively take part in a concrete initiative led by the FNHRDCQ, such as an event, campaign or networking activity.
Integration Badge
The Integration Badge recognizes organizations that go further by putting in place conditions that support the welcoming and long-term integration of talent within the workplace.
Benefits of digital badges
Digital badges are official online recognitions that allow your organization to showcase the concrete actions it has taken.
Highlight your actions
Showcase the initiatives you have implemented to support more inclusive hiring practices and culturally safe workplaces.
Strengthen your visibility
Display your badge on your website, professional social media platforms and other communication tools.
Inspire other workplaces
Help shine a light on good practices and encourage other organizations to take meaningful action.
Join us now
Take part in this initiative and become an agent of change.
Choose the badge that matches your organization’s approach and complete the online form to begin participating in the Karáhkwa Recognition Program by the FNHRDCQ.
Information
The Karáhkwa Recognition Program by the FNHRDCQ highlights organizations that support the hiring, welcoming and integration of talent from First Nations and Inuit communities. Through concrete action, organizations can receive an official digital badge that recognizes their commitment.
Contact and information
For any questions or additional information requests, please contact us at:
partenariats@cdrhpnq.qc.caThe FNHRDCQ team will be able to guide you toward the badge that best fits your approach and answer your questions about the program.
