The Campus Safety Grant Committee is accepting applications for projects to promote safety.
The Anti-Black Racism Professional Development Series will foster dialogue in sessions April 28 and May 18.
The Anti-Black Racism Professional Development Series will foster dialogue in sessions April 28 and May 18.
Domonic Rollins will facilitate a workshop that provides a set of tools to talk about race.
Courageous Conversations is back with a new set of mini seminars May 3 and 4.
A presentation Tuesday, March 29, will provide an overview of mental health supports available to UWindsor students, faculty, and staff.
Government funding is turning an idea by drama student Nadia Gill into reality, launching a campaign to destigmatize ADHD.
A session Tuesday, March 22, on “Disability and Intersectionality” will provide insight into making the campus more inclusive.
A March 15 webinar will discuss applying the principles of universal design to make campus spaces accessible to all.
Domonic Rollins will lead an interactive seminar exploring how to engage, sustain, and deepen intra- and interracial dialogues on Wednesday, March 9.
Accessibility Awareness Days will feature online workshops each Tuesday in March.
Joy DeGruy will deliver an online workshop on anti-Black institutionalized racism Wednesday, Feb. 9.
