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Teaching and Learning Videos: call for talent

Teaching and Learning Videos: call for talent

Want to appear in upcoming York University social media marketing campaigns? York University’s team at the Office of the AVP Teaching & Learning (AVP, T&L) is looking for student and instructor models to appear in videos being filmed in the spring of 2023 at Keele Campus. The videos are related to technology-enhanced teaching and learning […]

Glendon Spring Open House

Glendon Spring Open House

Finding your place in the world could start in the heart of Toronto. Click here to register for the open house. All our programs will offer the chance to speak with a prof and/or student. Click here to view the agenda. Come meet professors, learn about students support services and visit the ice cream truck!

Re-Imagining Critical Socio-Legal Research: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS & SYMPOSIUM

Re-Imagining Critical Socio-Legal Research: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS & SYMPOSIUM

York University’s Socio-Legal Studies Graduate Student Symposium CALL FOR ABSTRACTS EXTENDED DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: March 8, 2023 Event : Thursday, April 27th 2023 – 9.30 AM-4.30PM (In-person and virtually) Location: AC 003 (Accolade Building) Please send submissions to slstsymposium23@gmail.com and include the following: • The title of your paper or project • 250 (maximum) abstracts […]

Financial Health Check with York U Black Alumni Network

Financial Health Check with York U Black Alumni Network

As part of Black History Month, the York University Black Alumni Network (YUBAN) invites members of the Black YU community to a discussion about finances with Reni Odetoyinbo (BBA ’19). As part of the discussion, she will provide strategies, tools, and resources that can be used to build wealth and plan for the future. Reni […]

Educating for Tomorrow’s Unknowns: Sustainability Front and Centre

Educating for Tomorrow’s Unknowns: Sustainability Front and Centre

Climate change, biodiversity loss, and rising inequalities, whether happening locally or in other parts of the world, not only impact our individual future but are central for collective action in tackling these and other global challenges. How can we understand global issues, and their interconnectedness? How can we learn to live sustainably and ethically without […]

Celebrate While We Educate

Celebrate While We Educate

Celebrate While We Educate February 6th – 28th 2023 A collaborative event series hosted by York Universities Black Student Associations with support from the Centre of Student Community and Leadership Development. Our goal is to educate the rest of the York Community on the rich culture found within the different branches of the black community […]

AI FOR GLOBAL HEALTH: CHALLENGES AND LESSONS LEANRED BI-WEEKLY WEBINAR SERIES

AI FOR GLOBAL HEALTH: CHALLENGES AND LESSONS LEANRED BI-WEEKLY WEBINAR SERIES

Based on our identified gaps and needs, the general aim of this initiative is to strengthen equitable and responsive public health systems that leverage Southern-led responsible AI solutions to improve prevention, preparedness, and response to emerging and re-emerging infectious disease outbreaks. First session: Responsible AI Healthcare Applications for Developing Countries Dr. Collins N. Udanor Associate […]

Ho Chi Minh in Brazil: Black Liberation and Class Solidarity

Ho Chi Minh in Brazil: Black Liberation and Class Solidarity

Ho Chi Minh wrote numerous essays throughout the 1920s about racial injustices against Black populations. Among his famous works of literature was La Race Noire (The Black Race) in 1925, a collection of 13 French essays on the topic. In 1924, Ho Chi Minh wrote “Class Solidarity,” a true story about the trial of José Léandro […]