Ontario’s first Black director of public health, Lillie Johnson, attributes perseverance and compassionate care for advancing the nursing profession.
A course from Continuing Education will provide a comprehensive grasp of workplace equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging practices.
A course from Continuing Education will provide a comprehensive grasp of workplace equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging practices.
Karim Malik, an assistant professor in the School of the Environment since January, is developing tools to monitor human impact on natural landscapes.
Karim Malik, an assistant professor in the School of the Environment since January, is developing tools to monitor human impact on natural landscapes.
Historian and activist Abdur-Rahman Muhammad will discuss the legacy of civil-rights leader Malcolm X in a free public lecture Feb. 29. (photo provided by Abdur-Rahman Muhammad)
Historian and activist Abdur-Rahman Muhammad will discuss the legacy of civil-rights leader Malcolm X in a free public lecture Feb. 29.
This poster by artist Robert Small is part of a prize package for a trivia contest on Black history.
Bukola Salami’s transformative journey from neuroscience to nursing underscores her dedication to improving healthcare access and delivery for Black, migrant, and underserved populations.
Brenda McCurdy will be on hand for the launch of an autobiography of her late husband Howard McCurdy, Thursday, Feb. 29, in the Essex CORe Atrium.
Brenda McCurdy will be on hand for the launch of an autobiography of her late husband Howard McCurdy, Thursday, Feb. 29, in the Essex CORe Atrium.
Women in Science members Gabriella Agostino and Hadia Malik attended a panel discussion Feb. 9 celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
Law students, faculty, and staff visited the Amherstburg Freedom Museum on Feb. 13 to learn about the history and contributions of African-Canadians.
