The Anti-Black Racism Professional Development Grants support activities to foster learning and understanding of systems of anti-Black racism.
The Anti-Black Racism Professional Development Grants support activities to foster learning and understanding of systems of anti-Black racism.
A flag-raising ceremony outside Chrysler Hall Tower will open campus celebration of Black History Month on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
A flag-raising ceremony outside Chrysler Hall Tower will open campus celebration of Black History Month on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Canadian International Black Women of Excellence named Marium Tolson-Murtty one of the country’s Top 100 Black Women to Watch.
Canadian International Black Women of Excellence named Marium Tolson-Murtty one of the country’s Top 100 Black Women to Watch.
UWindsor president Robert Gordon, director of anti-racism and organizational change Marium Tolson-Murtty, and sculptor Donna Mayne unveil the statue of Mary Ann Shadd Cary during a ceremony Thursday.
Asian Heritage Month is an opportunity to recognize the historical and current impact of Asian Canadian communities.
Singer-songwriter Kellylee Evans will address the May 11 United Way event “Celebrating Women Who Inspire Us.”
Marium Tolson-Murtty, UWindsor director for anti-racism organizational change, received the Influencer Award from Women’s Enterprise Skills Training of Windsor.
Activities with the theme “Black History – Black Futures” are set through February.
Activities with the theme “Black History – Black Futures” are set through February.
A course on race and anti-Black racism will see participants explore their relationships to power, privilege, and oppression.
Marium Tolson-Murtty, anti-Black racism strategic planning officer and a UWindsor grad herself, is reaching out to Black alumni.
The University of Windsor is reaching out to Black alumni to participate in roundtable discussions sharing their perspectives.
