As part of uOttawa’s Black History Month celebrations, the uOttawa Alumni Engagement Office is proud to spotlight alumni-owned or community-adjacent businesses making an impact. Meet Tetia Bayoro, founder of Chap Chap Snacks.
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Mentorship and advocacy: Gladys Osien’s impact on Black law students at uOttawa
How can one mentor transform the future for Black legal professionals? Gladys Osien is making waves as both a mentor to Black law students at uOttawa and an advocate for social justice, creating a bridge between the faculty and students who may feel isolated or unsure where to seek help.
Black History Month Entrepreneurship Spotlight - Meet Tetia Bayoro
Making Lesbian Money at the Archives and Special Collections (ARCS)
Founded by Makeda Silvera and Stephanie Martin in 1984, Sister Vision published groundbreaking books and anthologies that courageously explored the intersection of race and sexuality.
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Feb 25
Learn together: Black Canadians: History, Presence, and Anti-Racist Futures
We would like to celebrate Black History Month by inviting you to take a course created by Dr. W. Andy Knight on Coursera called Black Canadians: Hist…
Feb 18
Research in Practice: Advancing Educational Equity for Black Youth
Join us for the next event in our Research Conversations Series in collaboration with the EDI Circles entitled ''Research in Practice: Advancing Educa…
Feb 25
Generative AI symposium: the impact on higher education
Join us for a full-day symposium dedicated to exploring the transformative impact of Generative AI on higher education. This event will bring together…
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