Student Panel and Interactive Exhibit highlights student-led equity initiatives at McGill.
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McGill's Adrienne Piggott and Myrna Lashley, two exemplary leaders of Montreal's black community, were among 12 honoured at Montreal City Hall where they signed the City's Golden Book in honour of Black History Month.
Cindy Blackstock was catapulted into the headlines earlier this year when the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal made a landmark ruling in favour of her complaint that the federal government financially discriminates against First Nations children. Blackstock has now joined McGill’s School of Social Work.
rosalind hampton is a cultural worker whose career has involved four inter-related fields: social services, community work, art and education. For 25 years, she has worked as a youth and family worker in both institutional and community settings and as an art educator. She will participate in a panel discussion, Empowerment through Expression in Community Work, at Black Histories, Black Futures, a conference hosted by McGill’s Social Equity and Diversity...
To mark Black History Month, McGill’s Social Equity and Diversity Education Office will host a one-day conference, Black Histories, Black Futures on Sat., Feb. 12, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the Bronfman Building.
Architect Shane Laptiste returns to McGill to deliver the 2025 Black History Month keynote address.