Education professor Juliet Bushi has built a career focused on improving the experiences of marginalized groups.
Nursing professor Sebastian Gyamfi aims to advance equity in mental health care.
Librarian Antoinette Seymour hopes her research will highlight the contributions of marginalized community members.
UWindsor alumna Bukola Salami highlighted the role of race and racism in the educational experience as part of Faculty of Nursing’s “Dean’s Intentional Conversations” speaker series.
A new resource of the Leddy Library provides a gateway to materials of local Black history.
For his first trip to Canada, Kelvin Slaughter shows off a typical Canadian snack: ginger ale and ketchup potato chips, Friday during the African Diaspora Youth Conference.
The African Diaspora Youth Conference, May 9 to 11, opens doors for students who attend, says Larissa Turizeye.
Her video subtitling service earned Femi Soluade a first-place finish in the Innovative Designs for Enhancing Accessibility (IDeA) student competition.
Teacher candidates in the Windsor Underground Railroad Initiative course viewed murals of Black history during a field trip to the McDougall Street Corridor in downtown Windsor, with a tour led by history student Willow Key.
