Our video and podcast series offer a deep dive into the historical forces, systemic challenges, and evolving ideas of identity and belonging that shape our society.
This hub offers powerful discussions and fresh perspectives that ignite learning, curiosity, and change, featuring standout content from the EDI-R office—including the Amplify and The Curve podcasts, as well as our Gender Equity video series. Together, these platforms invite audiences to explore diverse lived experiences, confront difficult conversations, and unpack the systemic forces and cultural dynamics that shape how we understand ourselves and others. From the roots of inequality to the complexities of identity and belonging, each episode—whether audio or video—encourages critical reflection and dialogue, drawing on insights from a wide range of experts and community voices. The result is a space for deeper understanding and a more honest reckoning with the issues that define our shared world.
Whether you're here to spark new ideas or gain insights, these podcasts and videos offer a wealth of knowledge and inspiration for everyone.
Amplify - Centering Stories from the Margins
Amplify is a dedicated platform for University of Waterloo students to openly discuss the challenges they face in navigating academia while holding marginalized identities. This space is one to honour their journeys, discover supports and allow those of us at the margins to see our stories centered.
Gender Equity Video Series
Amplify is a dedicated platform for University of Waterloo students to openly discuss the challenges they face in navigating academia while holding marginalized identities. This space is one to honour their journeys, discover supports and allow those of us at the margins to see our stories centred.
The Curve with Christopher
The Curve with Christopher is a podcast series hosted by Dr. Christopher Stuart Taylor, associate vice-president of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Anti-racism, which features discussions about sports and its intersections with race, history, culture, and society.
Take the Mic
Step up to the mic and hear your voice in a new way. Our space and podcasting gear are open for free 30-minute sessions Tuesday through Thursday, 1–3 p.m., for students, staff, and faculty. Whether you want to share a story, explore ideas, or simply experience your own voice as something others can listen to, this is your chance to recognize that what you have to say matters.