Articles tagged with: PACHRED
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Brock’s Anti-Racism Committee (ARC) is welcoming the University community to learn more about anti-racism initiatives taking place across campus. ... Full story
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Raising awareness of Indigenous ‘de/criminalization’ a focus for EDI Changemaker
When Lyn Trudeau (BA ’08, MEd ’13, PhD ’24) organized a symposium to discuss the impact of criminalization on Indigenous communities, she knew ... Full story -
Education prof recognized for advancing social justice, equity initiatives
Professor of Educational Studies Dolana Mogadime believes everyone is gifted with a purpose in their lives. Motivated by the same ... Full story -
PACHRED seeking nominations for members, student co-chair
Brock University’s President’s Advisory Committee for Human Rights, Equity and Decolonization (PACHRED) is accepting nominations for new student, ... Full story -
‘Indigenous de/criminalization’ focus of symposium
A free Brock University community symposium will discuss the impact of criminalization on Indigenous communities. Hosted by the Decolonization Working ... Full story -
Yosif Al-Hasnawi Memorial Lecture to highlight the art of health justice
Editor’s note: This lecture has been rescheduled to Thursday, Oct. 31 from 4 to 6 p.m. in Robert S.K. Welch ... Full story -
Brock Pride celebrates, supports 2SLGBTQIA+ community
Brock’s upcoming annual Pride Week is an opportunity to celebrate and support the University’s vibrant and diverse community. ... Full story -
New report discusses equity, diversity and inclusion at Brock
A new report is exploring how Faculties and other units at Brock are following up on recommendations to enhance equity, ... Full story -
Brock employees, student honoured for accessibility, inclusion allyship
Three members of the Brock University community were recognized Monday, Dec. 4 for their ongoing, daily contributions to anti-ableism, accessibility and ... Full story -
Events to mark 16-day campaign against gender-based violence
An upcoming international campaign is coming to Brock to educate about gender-based violence while also commemorating tragedies of the past. ... Full story