Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Office events

Representation matters: not just on our screens, but in the information and data we share. Join us for an online panel discussion and beginner-friendly editing sessions to help improve coverage of Black histories. Organized by library and archives staff and students at Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto Public Library, University of Toronto and York University — […]

The Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Office (ARCDO) invites students, staff, faculty at the University of Toronto to join us for a facilitated space of dialogue and movement for Black community at U of T. We have been deeply impacted by the last three years, and rather than fighting systems of oppression or anti-blackness with our words, […]

Celebrate Hip Hop and look fly at the same time! What’s better than getting a trim, fade or braid? Getting one for free at Hart House! Hart House Hip Hop Education has partnered with Fyyne to provide U of T students with a free hair service. Come and make this space your own and treat yourself to some […]

To commemorate Black History Month, the EDI Office at the University of Toronto Scarborough is hosting “Legacy & Excellence of Black Muslim Communities”. This workshop will begin with an overview mapping the diverse intersections comprising the Black Muslim experience in Canada, including a discussion of Anti-Black Islamophobia. This overview will be followed with a historical […]

Join us for a special interactive session co-hosted by the Engineering Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Action Group (EEDIAG) and U of T’s Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Office (ARCDO) on understanding your responsibility to preventing racial discrimination and harassment in the working and learning environments at U of T Engineering. Date: Tuesday, February 14th  1 PM – 3 PM, online (through […]

The ‘Our Stories’ series started in 2021 as a tri-campus, virtual discussion for Black History Month where a panel was created to hear directly from U of T students. Black international students were invited to share their stories, personal narratives, and lived experiences while having the session facilitated by another international student. This program is […]

The UTM Caribbean & Black Writing Collective is hosting a series of drop-in sessions. Come work on your assignments and engage deeply with your studies in a collaborative environment with faculty and fellow students.  For more information, contact academicskills.utm@utoronto.ca

Soft Cooking is about bringing more ease, joy and play into the kitchen, while developing a practice of care and reconciliation. Spending time around food has become a great past-time that brings together friends and family. This class is for anyone interested in exploring a new cuisine, creating connection and finding new friends. Founder and […]

The Centre for Black Studies in Education, the Centre for Leadership and Diversity and the Centre for Integrative Ant-Racism Studies present a special conversation featuring members of Black faculty from OISE. This year’s theme is: “Building belonging between, within, and across Black communities and spaces.” The event features Assistant Professor Linda Iwenofu, Assistant Professor Qui […]

Join us as we kick off the Dalla Lana School of Public Health’s inaugural recognition ceremony in honour of outstanding Toronto-based Black leaders in the field of public health and health systems. The intention of this ceremony is to amplify and celebrate phenomenal work, while inspiring future leaders. This year’s recipients have excelled in their […]

Lace up your skates and join us at the Varsity Arena for our second annual Hip Hop Family Skate Day! Come out and show off your skating skills, or take some tips from our special guests, professional figure skaters Chloe Panetta and Kieran Thrasher. After the duo dazzle us with a captivating routine, we’ll join […]

Representation matters: not just on our screens, but in the information and data we share. Join us for an online panel discussion and beginner-friendly editing sessions to help improve coverage of Black histories. Organized by library and archives staff and students at Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto Public Library, University of Toronto and York University — […]