Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Office events

Join Hart House for a day of creating, pampering, learning and connecting – all free of charge. The Black Self-Care Fair will bring together resources to help promote and encourage self-care for Black students with a particular focus on how self-care has been practiced within the Indigenous, Black and Racialized community. Stop by and get your […]

This 5-week program seeks to empower students from equity-seeking groups and the BIPOC community with the ability to navigate barriers and understand their personal finances within current socio-economic structures. The series will also give students the opportunity to ask questions and demand change for greater access and equal opportunity to financial literacy knowledge. Have you ever […]

Monthly hair services right on campus. Whether you need to refresh your fade, or crisp up that line. Barbershop has got you covered. Join Hart House, University of Toronto Student Union, Black Students Association and Student Life – Black Engagement for monthly, free drop-in barber services for students who have Afro-textured hair needs. Hosted in […]

UTM International Education Centre and Hart House co-present a multi-session journey to explore and expand our understanding of how food informs culture and wellness. Each session will be an interactive conversation, led by a food and culture expert who will share a recipe that is significant to their culture and personal history. Join renowned food […]

The UTM Library and Black at UTM are proud to present the launch of Black on the Shelf, a collection of books to showcase Black excellence. Black on the Shelf is also an effort to acquaint and re-acquaint Black people with the notion of penning and publishing their own stories. Over the past few months, […]

The John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design hosts a public lecture by architect and academic Germane Barnes on expanding representation through community-oriented design. This event is part of the Daniels Faculty’s Winter 2024 Public Program. Registration required. 

Do you know the name of the first Black player in the National Hockey League? Or how many Grammys The Weeknd has? Come flex your knowledge in Black Canadian history at the Black History Month Trivia Contest, organized by KPE’s Office of the Registrar and Student Services! The winner of the contest will receive a […]

The Welcome Ceremony marks the beginning of Black History Month at UTM held by the UTM Students’ Union, Black@UTM at the Office of the Vice-President and Principal, and the UTM Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Office (UTM EDI Office). Join on Friday, February 2, 2024 at 5:00 PM in the Kaneff Rotunda. This event brings all Black-identifying staff, […]

This 5-week program seeks to empower students from equity-seeking groups and the BIPOC community with the ability to navigate barriers and understand their personal finances within current socio-economic structures. The series will also give students the opportunity to ask questions and demand change for greater access and equal opportunity to financial literacy knowledge. Have you ever […]

In celebration of Black History Month, join U of T Alumni for a compelling conversation on a career transition from U.S. law and venture capital to purpose-driven, community-focused entrepreneurship in Canada. You’ll learn about U of T alum Derrick Raphael and his startup, ICON Talent Partners, who champion BIPOC empowerment in the workplace and beyond. […]

Join the Anti-Racism & Cultural Diversity Office (ARCDO) and Hart House for a film screening and discussion centered on Black women in leadership navigating institutional spaces. Navigating the realities of anti-Black racism within varying intersectionalities calls for Black leaders to engage a level of hope, determination and strength within their professional journeys. Let us come […]

Join the University of St. Michael’s College for the launch of “Cross-Border Cosmopolitans: The Making of a Pan-African North America” by Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey (Nii Laryea Osabu I, Atrékor Wé Oblahii kè Oblayéé Mantsè). Assistant Professor and specialist in post-Reconstruction U.S. and African Diaspora history at McGill University, Dr. Adjetey is the back-to-back recipient […]