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Innovative A&S faculty and student-led courses ignited popular demand for women’s studies program 50 years ago at U of T

September 07, 2021

The story behind one the oldest women’s studies programs in Canada begins with the tale of two courses launched 50 years ago in the face of daunting odds and withering skepticism.

Celebrate Nowruz with poetry and song

March 18, 2021

Welcome spring and celebrate the Iranian New Year with music and poetry at the Elahé Omidyar Mir-Djalali Institute of Iranian Studies’ inaugural Nowruz event on March 26.

New A&S history professor Funké Aladejebi explores the plight and perseverance of Black women educators

March 12, 2021

When it comes to Black Canadian history and particularly, Black women educators, Funké Aladejebi believes there’s a lot to learn.

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U of T driver attention study could help cities turn the corner on road safety

February 24, 2021

Motorists preparing to turn at an intersection must quickly process several pieces of information before making their move: traffic signals, traffic signs, pedestrians, cyclists and, of course, other vehicles.

A&S Decanal Lecture: Roots of slavery still visible today, says Harvard professor

February 08, 2021

Police violence against Black people can be traced to the brutal slave trade led by Europe’s great powers centuries ago, said award-winning author and historian Professor Vincent Brown of Harvard University during his recent lecture, The Coromantee War: Charting the Course of an Atlantic Slave Revolt.

From hack-a-thons to Wakanda, U of T celebrates Black History Month with virtual events

February 03, 2021

The pandemic halted in-person events of all kinds, but it isn’t stopping the University of Toronto community from celebrating Black History Month.

Canada's ties to slavery will be made clear in Harvard professor's lecture at A&S for Black History month

January 28, 2021

Canada’s little-known ties to the brutal slave trade that bankrolled the British Empire are made clear by award-winning author Professor Vincent Brown of Harvard University, who will deliver a free online public lecture February 3 in celebration of Black History Month.

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