Diversity, equity and inclusion are part of the fundamental values that help us grow. Here’s how we’re working to make it happen

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Indigenous Peoples

We’re proud to have a dedicated team focused on finding talent from the Indigenous community and building their awareness of career opportunities at TD.

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Veterans

At TD Bank in the US, we honour the enormous sacrifices of our service members, and show our gratitude by providing opportunities for work and personal growth.

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Visible Minorities/Minorities

We’re working to ensure our workspaces are welcoming, open and supportive for our diverse colleagues from many cultural backgrounds.

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People with Disabilities

We are focused on providing accessible and supportive environments to enable our colleagues with disabilities to do great work.

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2SLGBTQ+

Our goal is to provide a welcoming environment where our 2SLGBTQ+ colleagues can develop and grow in their careers and thrive as their authentic selves.

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Black Experiences

We’re committed to amplifying Black voices and supporting Black success. With education programs, training and summits, we’re helping to better understand anti-Black racism and foster an anti-racist environment among colleagues to create more inclusive spaces across the enterprise.

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Supporting women who work at TD

We’re committed to amplifying women’s voices and providing support and opportunities to women as valued colleagues in all lines of business at TD.

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New to Canada

TD works with external organizations that provide professional work mentorship to a variety of individuals. This includes professionals that are new to Canada, and 2SLGBTQ+ refugees looking to make a new start.

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