The Leddy Library used community input to create a list of 28 titles that capture the broad areas of Black history.
Professor Rosalind Hampton of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education will deliver a lecture entitled “Plotting Black Studies in Canada” on Friday, Feb. 4.
A panel will discuss support services available to Black students at the University of Windsor on Jan. 26.
Her appointment as UWindsor Black student support co-ordinator is an important step in providing equitable access to services and supports, says Kaitlyn Ellsworth.
Fourth-year political science student Lila Iriburiro Happy recalls the 1956 visit to Windsor by Martin Luther King Jr. in an essay on the legacy of the Nobel laureate.
A Black History Month project will compile a reading list of 28 books recommended by members of the campus community.
A course on race and anti-Black racism will see participants explore their relationships to power, privilege, and oppression.
The University’s task force on anti-Black racism has released its report and key recommendations to address systemic racism across campus.
Professor George J. Sefa Dei will deliver the inaugural lecture in a series on anti-racism and anti-oppression pedagogies, Friday, Dec. 10.
The University of Windsor will match up to $500,000 in donations to scholarships to broaden representation in engineering.
