News

In this issue:

• Celebrating National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day
• Planting the seeds of reconciliation
• Meet Savanah Seaton, MA Psychology
• Meet Naomi Paul, MASc in Systems Design Engineering
• Meet Elder Bill, Elder in Residence, Faculty of Engineering
• Q and A with the experts: Reclaiming Indigenous histories
• May CatalystFlashback, Meet Anne Galang, associate director, Executive Communications
• Ericsson Innovation Awards (EIA) competition

In this issue:

• President Goel reflects on Asian Heritage Month 
• President Goel receives the PART report
• Manh-Kien Tran builds a smart cloud-based battery management system
• Meet Anne Galang, associate director, Executive Communications
• Preparing for the next pandemic
• Susan Shu Chang (BA '17) wins the Arts 2021 Young Alumni Award
• Bulletin Board

In this issue:

• President Goel reflects on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
• ARTS Prof to facilitate Anti-racism book club in May
• Celebrating the remarkable experiences of our Black alumni
• Tackling Black girl environmentalism and equity
• Meet Savannah Sloat, project manager of Indigenous Initiatives in the Office of Research
• Meet Eugenia Dadzie, winner of the 2022 GRADflix Competition
• Introducing LiftOff: a Black-led business accelerator and incubator for Black Entrepreneurs

In this issue:

• Message from Dr. Charmaine Dean, executive-designate (PART)
• PART invites you to the March Anti-racism Book Club
• Black history at Waterloo in photos
• Reflections on two years of impact with the Office of Indigenous Relations
• Meet Akua Asare-Amin, International Student Recruitment specialist
• Addressing racial disparities in osteoarthritis research
• LiftOff Black Entrepreneurship Program
• An Experiential Job Shadow Program
• Lantern Festival closes out Lunar New Year celebrations

In this issue:

• Celebrating Black History Month 
• Using data to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion
• Supporting Belonging and Inclusion 
• Supporting Indigenous research at UWaterloo
• Elevating voices of food insecurity

In this issue:

• Message from Charmaine Dean, PART Executive Designate
• An update from the new Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Anti-racism office
• Registration opens for the January Anti-racism book club
• Hec of a Warrior: Tre Ford named Canada's most outstanding player
• Meet Dr. Anita Taylor
• Working group update
• The Career Starter Program

In this issue:

• Message from Colleen Phillips-Davis, Co-chair of the Educational Environment and the Development of Learners working group (EEDL)
• Black Studies and Anti-racism diplomas launch in 2022
• Canadian universities work together to increase diversity in engineering and technology
• Meet Veronica Sila Nhio-son, WUSA representative on the Health and Mental Health working group
• Student Success Office and AccessAbility Services Anti-racism Initiatives (SAARI)
• Black Faculty Collective (BFC)
• A brief history of Black experience at Waterloo, 1960s-1990s
• New AI brings the power of natural language processing to African languages
• Working group update
• Avenue: The Black Undergraduate Law Internship Program

In this issue:

• Message from Kalpita Gaitonde, co-chair of the Health and Mental Health working group
• University responds to Human Rights, Equity and Inclusion review
• PART and Thrive invite you to talk about mental health at the intersections
• November Anti-racism book club
• Meet Olivia Fuju Taylor, PART research analyst
• Recreation and Leisure Studies
• Margaret Mutumba, PhD candidate, Public Health Sciences
• Working group update
• Avenue: The Black Undergraduate Law Internship Program

In this issue:

• Message from Robin Stadelbauer, co-chair of the Race, Culture, and Ethnicity Awareness working group
• October anti-racism book club
• University of Waterloo equity survey: Q&A with Jermal Jones, manager, Equity
• Meet Jaydum Hunt, interim director of Shatitsirótha (Waterloo Indigenous Student Centre)
• Department feature
• Working group update
• Mental Health and Anti-racism with Anthony McLean

In this issue:

• Message from Naima Samuel, graduate student, School of Environment, Enterprise, and Development and co-chair of the Educational Environment and the Development of Learners working group
• Maawanji-idiwag (They come together): Institutional Approaches to Decolonizing Curricula
• Meet Tracelyn Cornelius, Anti-racism Communications Manager, University Relations
• Department feature
• From Cindy Yeung, GSA representative
• Past events