Boozhoo, She:kon, Tunngasuigit, Tawnshi, Kwe, Wachay, Taansi, Welcome! Toronto Metropolitan University, York University and University of Toronto are delighted to host Indigenous students and new graduates from across the province in a first-of-its-kind event. Meet with employers with exciting roles in supportive work environments. This virtual event will enable you to visit employer breakout rooms […]
Join CIKL & Connected Minds for Talk 1 of our Virtual Speaker Series: Digital Relationality! 🌐 🗓️ Thursday, Oct 29 | 2:30–4:30 PM ET Location📍: York Lanes Room 353B Speakers🎙️: Dr. Michael Sherbert & Dr. Dean Ray Free & open to all! Refreshments provided. Register via the QR code! 📲
As part of Inclusion Week and Well-Being Week, join us for an in‑person Indigenous restorative session rooted in care and community connection. This gathering invites participants to slow down, reflect and engage in collective healing as we navigate the fractures of the world we live in today. Through story, dialogue and gentle restorative practice, we […]
Honouring Culture: Celebrating Indigenous Youth in Hockey Join us Saturday, Feb. 7 for this inaugural event featuring the York University Lions men’s hockey team and the Guelph Gryphons. Puck drop is 7 p.m. at Canlan Sports – York. Check-in is located at the Ticketing table outside Rink 1. Any player who wears their Little NHL Gear […]
Please join us on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in a conversation with Marcel Pitikwew and Professor Jennifer Haywood. Registration required In 1958, Marcel Pitikwew was forced to attend a residential school in Amos, Que. at 6 years old. His mother packed him a suitcase full of his favourite clothes and toys. He returned […]
Aanii / Koolamasihmwa, join us for two days of indoor and outdoor Anishinaabe and Lunaapeew language and cultural learning! This gathering welcomes all levels of language learners, with sessions clearly marked on the agenda to help you find what aligns with your language learning journey. Our theme — ka aankeninaan’naang getzijik koobijiganinowaa / Kumiilaawuna-uch kiikeesak lpweewaakan Weeskihtiit (we will […]
This annual lecture, established to honour the memory of Pierre Genest, a 1954 Osgoode graduate and an esteemed Canadian lawyer and advocate, is Osgoode’s most important named public lecture. During this talk, Professor Aaron Mills will discuss his article “First Nations’ Citizenship and Kinship Compared: Belonging’s Stake in Legality.” This article challenges the common framing of […]
It has been four years since Sept. 30 was declared the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Please join us in honouring the day by attending our hybrid panel event featuring five York University faculty members. Panellists will be reflecting on what the day means to them, how acknowledging the day inspires their teaching and […]
Please join us in honouring National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2024. We will be hosting a film screening of two short films: Hebron Relocation (15 minutes) and Honour to Murray Sinclair (29 minutes), followed by a brief reflection and discussion with Amy Gaukel, senior executive officer in the Division of Equity, People & Culture. […]
Please join us in honouring National Truth and Reconciliation Day 2024. We will be showing two short films, Second Stories: It had to be done (22 minutes) and Our Maternal Home (27 minutes), followed by a brief reflection and discussion with Humaira Pirooz, director of health, safety and employee well-being; and Amy Gaukel, senior executive […]