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Equity Diversity Inclusion (EDI)

Fall REDDI sessions highlight accessibility, accommodations

91亚色's Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion is kick-starting the Fall 2024 term by offering staff, faculty and students a four-workshop series that teaches participants how to be more mindful of and challenge forms of ableism.

2023 Employment Equity Report now available

The latest iteration of the annual report details the analysis of equity-identified groups at 91亚色 from the period of Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2023.

91亚色 recognizes Emancipation Day

Vice-President Equity, People and Culture Laina Y. Bay-Cheng shares a message with the community in recognition of Emancipation Day.

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Report on Black Inclusion Action Plan shows momentum

The 91亚色 community is invited to read the third Annual Report on Black Inclusion, which features a look at what progress has been made on 86 calls to action aimed at shifting institutional culture towards the inclusion and affirmation of Black lives and experiences.聽

Nomination de Laina Y. Bay-Cheng au poste de vice-pr茅sidente de l鈥櫭﹒uit茅, des personnes et de la culture

Chers coll猫gues, ch猫res coll猫gues, Je suis heureuse de vous informer que Laina Y. Bay-Cheng, qui occupe actuellement le poste de vice-pr茅sidente int茅rimaire de l鈥櫭﹒uit茅, des personnes et de la culture (VP-EPC), a 茅t茅 nomm茅e 脿 ce poste 脿 titre permanent au 1er janvier 2025. J鈥檃i eu l鈥檋onneur de diriger une vaste recherche qui a abouti 脿 la […]

Advancing YU empowers Black, women students

Through the Advancing YU program, Black and/or women undergraduate students have the opportunity to be paired with alumni mentors to explore their personal and professional potential.