Feb 21st, 2024
Promote your related project or organization related to equity, diversity, inclusion or decolonization by applying for a free booth at the EDID Week Fair.
Truth and Reconciliation
Free tickets are available to attend a film featuring the experiences of survivors of the Mohawk Institute residential school.
Feb 15th, 2024
Free tickets are available to attend a film featuring the experiences of survivors of the Mohawk Institute residential school.
Adult hockey and figure skates are needed for Friday’s First Nations Métis Indigenous Community Skate Day activity.
Feb 14th, 2024
Adult hockey and figure skates are needed for Friday’s First Nations Métis Indigenous Community Skate Day activity.
The University Diversity, Indigeneity, and Anti-Racism Professional Development Fund supports work to promote anti-racist and decolonized frameworks in scholarship and teaching.
Feb 12th, 2024
The University Diversity, Indigeneity, and Anti-Racism Professional Development Fund supports work to promote anti-racist and decolonized frameworks in scholarship and teaching.
UWindsor president Robert Gordon emphasized the institution’s pivotal role within the community Wednesday during his State of the University address.
Feb 8th, 2024
UWindsor president Robert Gordon emphasized the institution’s pivotal role within the community Wednesday during his State of the University address.
Feb 5th, 2024
Indigenous UWindsor students are invited to provide input into the development of the first Indigenous Strategic Plan for the University.
Assistant professor and GLIER researcher Catherine Febria conducts work with partners in the Sydenham River near Chatham-Kent.
Feb 1st, 2024
Researchers are exploring how to conduct their work “in a good way,” recognizing the harm Indigenous Peoples around the world have faced in the name of science.
English grad Victoria Hecnar was selected for a six-month mentorship and workshop program for emerging First Nations, Inuit, and Métis writers.
Jan 29th, 2024
English grad Victoria Hecnar was selected for a six-month mentorship and workshop program for emerging First Nations, Inuit, and Métis writers.
Jan 26th, 2024
The Office of Human Rights, Equity and Accessibility (OHREA) is recognizing five “catalysts for change” to celebrate the 11th annual OHREA awards.
The OHREA Awards recognize and celebrate the contributions made by individuals and groups who work to advance human rights, social justice, inclusivity, employment equity, mental health, and accessibility at the University of Windsor.
Rebecca Major will discuss Indigenous women in politics Thursday.
Jan 24th, 2024
Rebecca Major will discuss Indigenous women in politics Thursday.