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Pride Month at UWaterloo June 2025

Trans and Non-Binary Equity Strategy

Trans and Non-Binary Equity Strategy Read the full strategy

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EDI-R's 2025 Impact Report Laern about the tangible impact we made across campus in 2024–25.

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Brave Space Conversations Table Talk Session For Faculty and Staff July 23 - 12:00-1:30PM

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Infographics: Complex Ideas, Simple Visuals A visual exploration of key topics related to equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism

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