Visit the art installation at the Student Life Centre on Tuesday, February 28th from 10 am to 8 pm or Wednesday, March 1st from 10 am to 5 pm which showcases student-survivor descriptions of clothes they were wearing during an experience of sexual violence.
Join us for a 6-week closed group that will be a mix of psycho-education, processing and skills development for survivors of sexual violence. Open to women-identified, non-binary and gender non-conforming students at University of Waterloo.
Join us for a 6-week closed group that will be a mix of psycho-education, processing and skills development for survivors of sexual violence. Open to women-identified, non-binary and gender non-conforming students at University of Waterloo.
The University of Waterloo’s EDI-R office will present on Active Anti-Racism, followed by a panel and discussion.
This is a student led event organized by: RSOR (Racialized Students of Renison), a group of Renison students working to build awareness, educate and strengthen community for Black, Indigenous, and Racialized (BIR) students.
Open to all Renison students, faculty and staff, please join in this opportunity to amplify the voices and experiences of Renison BIR students.
Join us for a 6-week closed group that will be a mix of psycho-education, processing and skills development for survivors of sexual violence. Open to women-identified, non-binary and gender non-conforming students at University of Waterloo.
Self-care kits are an increasingly popular form of self-soothing and comfort, “giving you access to a unique collection of items that will make you smile and lift your spirits on an off day” (quote from, and inspiration can be found in Kathleen Danielson’s article: A College Student’s Guide On How To Create An Affordable Self-Care Kit, accessed here).
Come to the Grad House Green Room on March 20th from 12 – 2 and make your own self-care kit. All supplies provided, no cost! The Green Room is located on the ground floor where the wall is painted green!
While there, hang out with other grad students, SVPRO (the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office), and the GSA.
Everyone who makes a kit will be entered into a draw to win a wellness prize pack, including a colouring book, journal, tea and mug, and a weighted lap blanket!
Join Chris Martin (he/him) with the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office for a Male Allies workshop, a drop-in, virtual workshop for men-identifying students seeking to understand and practice male allyship. The objective of these workshops is to engage and encourage men, with their unique privilege and responsibility, to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence.
The University of Waterloo is honoured to welcome an Eagle Staff to our institution. Indigenous Knowledge Keeper Myeengun Henry will introduce this sacred item, on behalf of the UWaterloo Indigenous campus community.
Location: Federation Hall
Date: Monday, March 27, 2023
Time: 10:00 a.m.
A sunrise ceremony will take place at 7:00 a.m. outside of Federation Hall
The entire university community is invited to participate in this meaningful ceremony as we welcome the Eagle Staff.
The ceremony is expected to take up to 90 minutes, including an opportunity for refreshments and community building.
Sponsored by Engineers Canada, The Decolonizing and Indigenizing Engineering Education Network (DIEEN) is hosting an interactive session where attendees will hear from Indigenous engineers and engineers-to-be from across the country that we now call Canada. Whether in school or the workplace, presenters will recount their journeys in the engineering profession, what support they (want to) receive, and how they make space to be themselves in engineering. This session is a starting point in bridging the gap that seems to exist between students and working professionals in Engineering.
After hearing the stories of each of the speakers, attendees will be invited to join breakout rooms of two of the speakers to participate in talking circles and gather in community.
Join Chris Martin (he/him) with the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office for a Male Allies workshop, a drop-in, virtual workshop for men-identifying students seeking to understand and practice male allyship. The objective of these workshops is to engage and encourage men, with their unique privilege and responsibility, to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence.