Join ARCDO as we explore stories, strategies and resources to address anti-Black racism as it intersects with forms of gender-based discrimination. This event will feature a keynote presentation from Professor Moya Bailey, followed by a screening of the film HERStory in Black.
Thursday, February 24th, 2022 • 10:00am- 12:30pm EST
Platform: Virtual – Zoom.
Format: Keynote presentation and Q & A, followed by a film screening and open discussion.
Audience: This event is free to attend and open to students, staff, faculty, and external community members.
Visit the ARCDO website for more information and to register today!
Black History 365 Calendar
ARCDO compiles a list of all the events, campaigns, and initiatives planned across U of T’s three campuses that recognize and honour Black History.
As we look ahead to the celebration of Black History Month, we invite you to submit any event/campaign/initiative to the Black History 365 Calendar. Submissions are welcome from students, staff, faculty, librarians and chaplains. To submit and event to the Black History 365 Calendar please complete the submission form.
Seminar: Generative AI in Post-Secondary Education
This seminar is online, registration is needed. Adam Vanzella Yang Senior Research Associate, Conference Board of Canada Abstract Generative AI has become a prominent force in post-secondary education and there...