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Nadège Compaoré stands on campus with trees and a stone building in the background

July 30

New U of T professor Nadège Compaoré on being Black in academia and why representation matters

archival image of young black cheerleaders in an emancipation day parade in windsor, on

July 30

U of T alumna aims to bring the history of Emancipation Day, on Aug. 1, to a wider audience

July 3

Study by U of T alumna sheds light on gender gap in AI field

June 17

'We need to ensure a cultural shift': U of T's Onye Nnorom on why Canada needs more Black physicians

Chika Oriuwa

May 26

'The kind of doctor I want to be': U of T Medicine grad Chika Oriuwa on becoming an advocate for diversity

April 21

COVID-19 discriminates against Black lives via surveillance, policing and lack of data: U of T experts

April 8

Coronavirus is not the 'great equalizer' – race matters: U of T expert

March 2

Research centre at U of T to address 'far-reaching ripple effect' of homicide violence on Black community

Photo of LaToya Brackett and Janelle Joseph on stage

February 25

Reclaiming her time: During U of T visit, U.S. scholar gives talks on being Black in academia, sports

Photo of Chantal Phillips

February 21

Black History Month: Six members of U of T Medicine's community talk about their work, representation

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