Education professor Naved Bakali will explore Islamophobia and resistance to it in a discussion Monday, Oct. 31.
Education professor Naved Bakali will explore Islamophobia and resistance to it in a discussion Monday, Oct. 31.
Annette Henry will give an online public lecture entitled “Where there is no vision: a discussion of anti-Black racism initiatives in the university” on Friday, April 29.
UWindsor alumna Dianne Bondy, author of “Yoga for Everyone,” is the subject of a profile in the April 2022 “EDID in the 519” campus newsletter.
Higher Education Strategy Associates invites recommendations from UWindsor students, faculty, and staff towards building a safe, inclusive, equitable, and just environment for learning and working.
UWindsor employees are eligible to receive a $100 discount on the Continuing Education course “The Fundamentals of Race and Anti-Black Racism.”
A symposium Saturday, March 26, will explore the historical significance of transnational freedom networks spanning the Detroit River region.
Continuing Education classes will be conducted online for the spring and are open for registration.
Doctoral student Ayesha Mian Akram, who is conducting a study on community building and resistance to racism by Muslim women, is the subject of a profile in the March 2022 “EDID in the 519” campus newsletter.
