Social Equity and Diversity Education Office
²Ñ³¦³Ò¾±±ô±ô’s Social Equity and Diversity Education Office works to create innovative and engaging ways of raising awareness and capturing the University’s interest in issues of social equity and diversity.
Family Care Co-ordinator
A wonderful new resource at Â鶹Éç – a Family Care Co-ordinator! Located within SEDE (). Check out their activities and news on the .
PGSS Equity and Diversity Committee
Â鶹Éç's Post-Graduate Students' Society has a dedicated Equity and Diversity committee that aims at, among other things, understanding and representing graduate student interests in issues regarding equity and diversity on campus. More information can be found on the and the .
SSMU Equity Committee
Students' Society of Â鶹Éç has an Equity committee, which serves to represent students' interests in issues related to equity and diversity on campus. Check out the and . For complaints regarding equity and diversity issues on campus, visit the .
Â鶹Éç Institute for Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies (IGSF)
The Institute for Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies came into being at the end of March 2009, as an academic unit in the Faculty of Arts. They aim to stimulate, support and disseminate research in gender, sexual diversity, and feminist studies.
Joint Board-Senate Committee on Equity
Joint Board-Senate Committee on Equity
Independent Women For Equality Â鶹Éç
Student group publishing materials related to women issues at Â鶹Éç and more globally. Follow for recent posts.
Â鶹Éç Women Associates
This is an organization of women associated with Â鶹Éç. Membership is open to female professors, female support staff, female librarians, and also to the wives of all members of staff. The club has promoted the social life of Â鶹Éç through tea parties and other events. This group runs the yearly Redpath Hall Book Fair, which raises money for student scholarships.
First Peoples' House
First Peoples' House welcomes all indigenous students including Métis, the Inuit, & Native (both "status" & "non-status"), Maori and Aborigines.
Â鶹Éç Women's Alumnae Association (MWAA)
The was founded by Â鶹Éç's first women graduates, the class of 1888. Initially a banding together of eight women for mutual support, the MWAA grew and flourished and continues to make contributions to the University and to the community at large. Follow the for regular updates.
Â鶹Éç Women's Networking Group (MWNG)
The group provides an opportunity for the women of Â鶹Éç to meet and enjoy social events and discussions about common concerns.
Student Accessibility and Achievement
Student Accessibility and Achievement is a member of Â鶹Éç Student Services (formerly the Office for Students with Disabilities). Empowering students to reach their academic potential by widening access to learning.