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June 8, 2022

A young Black woman with locs and a young Black man wearing glasses work on a computer together

U of T and RBC launch scholarships to bolster inclusive excellence in technology fields

June 7, 2022

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VPRI will celebrate EDI in research through its new #UofTResearch Challenge

May 31, 2022

The report cover is dark blue and has the following Chinua Achebe quote — Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter. Below is a wooden desk and black metal stools.

Marking One Year Since the Entrustment of the Anti-Black Racism Task Force Report

May 25, 2022

Scarborough Charter

Scarborough Charter event explores how Canada’s colleges and universities can support Black flourishing

May 16, 2022

Thelma Abu in a black turtle neck, with copper-coloured box-braids in a large bun, standing on UTM campus

U of T researcher Thelma Abu seeks to improve clean water access in Africa

May 11, 2022

Two graphs showing COVID rates in Peel region

Researchers probe COVID-19’s uneven impact on racialized and immigrant communities in Peel Region

May 10, 2022

From left to right: Dawn T. Maracle, Angela Mashford-Pringle and Onye Nnorom are integrating Indigenous teachings into the curriculum of the public health and preventive medicine program (Mashford-Pringle photo by Pheasant Lane Photography)From left to right: Dawn T. Maracle, Angela Mashford-Pringle and Onye Nnorom are integrating Indigenous teachings into the curriculum of the public health and preventive medicine program (Mashford-Pringle photo by Pheasant Lane Photography)

With ‘baby steps,’ effort to Indigenize public health and preventive medicine program moves forward

May 9, 2022

Nicole Kaniki Is Changing the Way U of T Does Research

May 4, 2022

From left to right: Kennes Lin, Lin Fang and Izumi Sakamoto (photo of Sakamoto by Johnny Guatto)

U of T experts work with local Chinese community to investigate upsurge in anti-Asian racism

May 2, 2022

Young South Asian woman sits at a large table surrounded by archival materials, file boxes and office equipment.

Researchers collect personal stories to illuminate the history of Muslims in Canada

April 29, 2022

U of T prof, Sharlene Mollet's research and advocacy focuses on land grabbing – and those fighting it

April 28, 2022

Brenda Crossman smiling, in a dark grey blazer, glasses with straight blond hair down.

Following #MeToo, U of T law prof, Brenda Crossman, makes the case for a 'restorative and transformative model of justice'

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