Events

Photo on a bridge looking through railings tied with a red ribbon

You are invited to participate in Bridge: Honouring the Lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirit People. Working with the Waterloo Indigenous Student Centre (WISC), the Office of Indigenous Relations (OIR), and 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence, the annual installation presents a counter discourse/memorial against the silencing of the historic and continual violence endured by Indigenous communities. https://youtu.be/Zu2t6LifQl0

Red silhouette of a man's head with image of hands gripping cell bars

Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.

Red silhouette of a man's head with image of hands gripping cell bars

Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.

Red silhouette of a man's head with image of hands gripping cell bars

Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.

Red silhouette of a man's head with image of hands gripping cell bars

Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.

Red silhouette of a man's head with image of hands gripping cell bars

Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.

Red silhouette of a man's head with image of hands gripping cell bars

Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.

Red silhouette of a man's head with image of hands gripping cell bars

Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.

Red silhouette of a man's head with image of hands gripping cell bars

Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.

Red silhouette of a man's head with image of hands gripping cell bars

Through the use of art, dance, writing and reflection this space aims to explore the state of mental health at our university and in the surrounding community. The organizers invite all students, faculty, and community members to visit this space in hopes that we can begin a conversation about mental health.