| Institutional GBA Plus Capacity |
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The NBC does not have the resources to conduct data analysis and therefore to devote staff to
the GBA Plus.
The NBC will continue to recommend the online course on GBA Plus to managers and employees in key sectors (e.g., managers, human resources managers) and to make the training accessible to all employees by posting it on the Intranet.
The NBC will continue to ensure that various identity factors, including gender, age, Aboriginal origin or identity, living with a disability, etc., are taken into account when developing projects and creating or updating services and activities.
The NBC will implement its accessibility plan.
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| Highlights of GBA Plus Results Reporting Capacity by Program |
Program of
Maintenance of
infrastructure and
security that derives
from the core
responsibility
Conservation |
- This program does not, however, collect data to monitor gender and diversity impacts of the program.
- The maintenance of infrastructure and security program is intended, among other things, to protect natural, cultural and heritage assets so that the NBC can offer users, regardless of their income, gender, age, etc., free and safe access to Battlefields Park, which is an island of nature and freshness in an urban setting as well as a place to practice many sports. By the very fact, the NBC is helping to reduce social isolation and create a healthier environment.
The NBC ensures the repair and restoration of real estate and heritage properties, to the greatest extent possible, according to universal design, in order to meet the needs of every individual, regardless of age, size, or physical ability.
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Program of
educational, cultural
and heritage
activities that
derives from the
core responsibility
Promotion of
Heritage |
- This program does not, however, collect data to monitor gender and diversity impacts.
- In order to allow a diversity of visitors to have access to its historical, heritage and cultural content, the NBC :
- will maintain and develop the offer of adapted pedagogical activities for newcomers, immersion students in one of the two official languages, persons living with a physical or mental disability and groups with learning difficulties, and will promote and disseminate activities for groups with special education needs (Web site and social media);
- will maintain free access to the Plains of Abraham Museum for francization groups, holders of the cultural pass for new immigrants and those accompanying persons with disabilities;
- will continue to offer free activities for deaf or hard of hearing students in specialized schools in the Quebec City area;
- will continue to offer certain activities free of charge to economically disadvantaged groups in order to improve accessibility;
- will be certified by Kéroul as accessible (a non-profit organization whose activities aim to make tourism and culture accessible to people with limited physical ability;
- continue to offer one or more activities to elderly and/or isolated;
- maintain and pursue partnerships with organizations such as museums, that promote First Nations customs and values;
- will take a number of initiatives to enhance the general public's experience at the Edwin-Bélanger Bandstand, including improving universal accessibility by creating a section dedicated to people with reduced mobility.
The NBC will contribute to increasing diversity for this program by presenting an inclusive cultural and historical offering, as evidenced by the following initiatives:
- highlight the role of women and Aboriginal peoples in Canada in the NBC's activities, development projects and historical publications, in order to promote gender and peoples' equality (e.g. integration of the Aboriginal warrior Atiatonharongwen in a historical activity);
- will continue to present performances by artists from culturally, ethnically, racially and linguistically diverse communities at the Edwin-Bélanger Bandstand.
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| Internal Services |
- The NBC does not have sufficient resources to collect and analyze data on its staff. By supporting the Maintenance of infrastructure and security and Educational, cultural and heritage activities programs, Internal Services have indirect repercussions supporting the "Poverty Reduction, Health and Well-being" and "Education and Skills Development" pillars. However, this program does not collect data to monitor gender and diversity impacts.
- In order to contribute to inclusion and diversity, the communications department :
- will produce publications on the history of the park in relation to multiculturalism on the various NBC platforms (e.g. National Aboriginal History Month, International Women's Rights Day and Black History Month);
- insert subtitles in the videos broadcast on its social media.
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