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University presidents and post secondary leaders sign the Scarborough Charter

Scarborough Charter

National Scarborough Charter on anti-Black racism and Black Inclusion in Higher Education: Principles, Actions, and Accountabilities

Scarborough Charter
La charte de Scarborough

About the Scarborough Charter

The National Scarborough Charter on anti-Black racism and Black Inclusion in Higher Education: Principles, Actions, and Accountabilities is a commitment by institutions across Canada to combat anti-Black racism and foster Black inclusion in higher education. The Charter was a co-creation processÌýinvolving extensive consultations and collaboration with Black communities, academic institutions, governments, political and civic leaders, and activists across Canada. The Charter recognizes the realities of anti-Black racism and includes concrete steps for action and to ensure institutional and cross-sector accountabilities.

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The work we have done up to this point represents a start. We see our university’s support for the Scarborough Charter as an extension of a long-term commitment to empowering Black futures. This is work that strengthens all aspects of our campus and every member of our community.

Dr. Ed McCauley

President and Vice-Chancellor

This is a historic moment for Canadian higher education and UCalgary to move from commitment to action. I look forward to working with colleagues across campus and in the broader community to seeing these actions create meaningful change across the post-secondary sector.

Dr. Malinda Smith

Vice-Provost and Associate VP Research (EDI)

UCalgary Report on Progress, April 2024

The Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà prepared a report for the second Inter-Institutional Forum (IIF) co-hosted by the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University. Dr. Malinda S. Smith, UCalgary's vice-provost of EDI, will serve as vice-chair of the second IIF.Ìý

This report summarizes some of the initiatives at UCalgary to support Black students, postdoctoral scholars, and academic staff on campus and in the broader community that align with the Charter's four principles and objectives.

  • Promoting Intersectional Black Flourishing
  • Fostering Inclusive Excellence
  • Enabling Mutuality
  • Ensuring AccountabilityÌý

The Scarborough Charter on Anti-Black Racism and Black Inclusion | UCalgary

National Dialogues and Action for Inclusive Higher Education and Communities

October 2020

Partner Institutions, Organizations and Contributors Inter-Institutional Advisory Committee

Advisory Committee and Partners

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National Dialogues and Action for Inclusive Higher Education and Communities 2020 Report

2020 Report
Anti-Black Racism and Black Inclusion

full report

National Dialogues and Action

Keynotes and PlenariesÌý

Session Recordings

Session Recordings


Scarborough Charter May 13

The Inter-Institutional Forum Business MeetingÌýfollows the November 2021 signing of the Scarborough Charter, a historic pledge to fight anti-Black racism and to promote Black inclusion in higher education. The Charter principles and actions address awareness of Black folks in academia, embrace our shared aspirations to address anti-Black racism, promote Black inclusion, and provide a concrete framework for delivering on our stated promise.

Attendees: Presidents, Provosts/VPs-Academic (Chief Academic Officers), and Institutional EDI Leads

May 13, 2022
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Community Making and Black Flourishing Through the Scarborough Charter

Community Making and Black Flourishing Through the Scarborough Charter brings together four panels of administrators, faculty, advisors, students, and community activists for discussion. The event is an opportunity to engage with experts, thought leaders and activists on pathways for action on addressing anti-Black racism and promoting Black representation and flourishing in academia.

Attendees: Presidents, Provosts/VPs-Academic (Chief Academic Officers), and Institutional EDI Leads

May 14, 2022

The 2024 Inter-Institutional Forum of the Scarborough Charter | May 9th + 10th, 2024
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The University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University will be hosting the 2024 Inter-Institutional Forum of the Scarborough Charter on Anti-Black Racism and Black Inclusion in Canadian Higher Education.

Bridging Black: Building Connections for Black Flourishing

For the 2024 Scarborough Charter Inter-Institutional Forum, we have chosen the theme - Bridging Black. Our intention is to bridge the gaps in both learning and action and to build better connections between the different stakeholders at higher education institutions - senior administration, faculty, staff, students, and neighbouring Black communities.


Research Excellence

Engaging with various research bodies helps build concrete research supports. We are celebrating Black excellence and boosting equity and inclusive participation.Ìý

Dr. Patrina Duhaney

Studying anti-Black experiences at the university

Dr. Patrina Duhaney is leading a research project that aims to capture student, alumni, staff, sessional instructors and faculty members' experiences of anti-Black racism at UCalgary.

Dr. Jennifer D. Adams

Unearthing the experiences of BIPOC in STEM fields

Dr. Jennifer D. Adams explores the experiences of Black, Indigenous, and racialized students in Western Canada within STEM fields.

Learn more

Dr. Régine King

Dr. Régine King's innovative program of research

Dr. Régine King is the recipient of the 2021 Killam Emerging Research Leader Award. One of UCalgary's most prestigious awards, she has been recognized for her various contributions in research and advancing social change.

Dr. Morris Scantlebury, MD

Researching epilepsy in infants

Dr. Morris H. Scantlebury, MD, and Scantlebury Lab principal investigator, was awarded a CIHR grant to study the role of acid sensing ion channels in infantile spasms.

Dr. Tunde Ogunfowora

How to promote morally courageous behaviour at work

Dr. Tunde Ogunfowora, associate professor and researcher at the Haskayne School of Business, was recently published in theÌýJournal of Organizational Behaviour.ÌýOgunfowora and his colleagues found that ethical role modelling from a leader influences morally conscious behaviour by nurturing employee moral ownership and a sense of obligation to the organization.

Doreen Ezeife and Régine King

Advance anti-racism work in cancer care

Doreen Ezeife and Régine King reflect on promising anti-racism practices for municipalities, and equity and diversity in medicine.Ìý O’Brien Institute for Public Health researchers are working to address anti-Black racism, and to promote health, equity, diversity and inclusion in government and health care.

Dr. Gideon Christian, PhD

Research team receives funds, New Frontiers in Research Fund

ProfessorÌýGideon ChristianÌýis the co-principal investigator for a research team exploring immigrant/racialized community mobilization towards empowerment through a community-based health data cooperative.

Sam Madesi

Qualified immunity: The engine that powers structural racism

Werklund School of Education doctoral student Sam Madesi is researching anti-Black racism invigorated by police brutality with the goal of deconstructing the power structures and social control practices that allow law enforcement agencies to surveil, repress, brutalize and kill members of the Black community.


Featured Research and Publications on Black Studies

Biographical Dictionary of Enslaved Black People in the Maritimes (2022)

In this important book, Harvey Amani Whitfield unearths the stories of men, women, and children who would not otherwise have found their way into written history. The individual lives mentioned come from various points of origin, including Africa, the West Indies, the Carolinas, the Chesapeake, and the northern states, showcasing the African experience in the Atlantic world.Ìý

Nuances of Blackness in the Canadian Academy: Teaching, Learning, and Researching while Black (U of Toronto Press, 2022)

The essays inÌýNuances of Blackness in the Canadian AcademyÌýmake visible the submerged stories of Black life in academia. They offer fresh historical, social, and cultural insights into what it means to teach, learn, research, and work while Black. This unique collection contributes to articulating more nuanced understandings of how Blackness is made, unmade, and remade in the academy and the implications for interrelated dynamics across and within post-secondary education, Black communities in Canada, and global Black diasporas.

The Sleeping Car Porter

When a mudslide strands a train, Baxter, a queer Black sleeping car porter, must contend with the perils of white passengers, ghosts, and his secret love affair.

The Sleeping Car PorterÌýbrings to life an important part of Black history in North America from the perspective of a queer man living in a culture that renders him invisible in two ways. Affecting, imaginative, and visceral enough that you’ll feel the rocking of the train,ÌýThe Sleeping Car PorterÌýis a stunning accomplishment.

there's more

Carefully built lyric meditations combine beauty and ugliness, engaging with violence and displacement while seeking to build kinship and celebrate imagination. Weaving domestic and international settings, salient observation and potent memory, Umezurike immerses the reader in rich, precise imagery and a community of voices, ideas, and recollections. there’s more navigates immigrant life with a multifaceted awareness of joy, melancholia, loss, and hope.

Pathways to Black Flourishing

Future Black Law Students Access

The Black Student Admissions Process (BSAP) was introduced for the Fall 2021 admissions cycle in collaboration with and in response to the UCalgary Chapter of the Black Law Students’ Association (BLSA)ÌýCalls to ActionÌýreleased in June 2020. It addresses admissions reform to encourage and increase the number of BIPOC applicants to the law school.

Black Admissions Programs, Medicine

On June 15, the Calgary Black Medical Students’ Association (BMSA) released itsÌýCalls to ActionÌýto address institutionalized racism in medical education and health care. The Cumming School of Medicine (CSM), in collaboration with the Calgary BMSA, has established a Black Applicant Admissions Process (BAAP).

STEP – Support to Entry Program

The CSM recognizes the academy’s historic exclusion and discrimination against people who identify as Indigenous, Black, racialized minorities, 2SLGBTQ+, persons with diverse abilities and those facing financial barriers. STEP is designed to address barriers that equity-deserving groups encounter when preparing to enter medicine and related studies.


Dr. Wanda Thomas Bernard

Dr. Wanda Thomas Bernard Leadership Scholarship

The Dr. Wanda Thomas Bernard Scholarship is one of three new Faculty of Social Work awards for Black students initiated by the Faculty of Social Work’s Anti-Black Racism Task Force.

Dr. David Este

Scholarship honours legacy of advocacy, action & excellence

Announcing the Dr. David Este Graduate Scholarship for Black Faculty of Social Work graduate students. Among his many accolades as an educator, Este was recognized with the Canadian Association of University Teachers’ Lee Lorch Award for excellence in teaching, research and service.Ìý

Alumna Nicole Mfoafo-M'Carthy

Rhodes Scholarship for 2022

Alumna Nicole Mfoafo-M'Carthy is 1 of just 11 Canadians to receive Rhodes Scholarship for 2022.ÌýThe Rhodes Scholarship is the oldest and possibly most prestigious international scholarship program, enabling outstanding young people from around the world to pursue a postgraduate degree at the University of Oxford in England.Ìý

Postdoctoral award winners

Postdoctoral Awards for Indigenous and Black Scholars

Congratulations to the recipients of the Inaugural recipients of Provost’s Postdoctoral Awards for Indigenous and Black Scholars for 2021.

Storme Mckop

UCalgary alumni inspires Black females to pursue law career

Storme Mckop says there were two main reasons for her starting the BLSA chapter. The first reason was to build a community and have support from other students with similar experiences. When she started the chapter, there were only five Black law students in all three years at UCalgary Law, and she was the only black student in her second year.

Patricia Sealy

UCalgary alumni blazes trail for Black female lawyers

There are many reasons for someone to want to pursue law. For Patricia Sealy, LLB’98, the first Black woman in Alberta to receive a Queen’s Counsel (QC) appointment, the reason was simple: helping people.

Dr. Oluwatomilayo (Tito) Daodu

Dr. Tito Daodu-First Black Woman Pediatric Surgeon in Canada

People who draw on their own experiences to make the world a better place for others are invaluable andÌýDr. Oluwatomilayo (Tito) DaoduÌýis a poster girl for such people. She had a rough childhood and as the first Black female pediatric surgeon practicing in Canada at the Alberta’s Children’s Hospital Foundation, she wants to make surgical care accessible to all.

Dr. Umezurike is Brittle Paper’s 2021 Academic of the Year

Dr. Umezurike is Brittle Paper’s 2021 Academic of the Year

Umezurike stands out in his ability to straddle the worlds of academia and mainstream literary culture. He supports fellow writers through published book reviews, interviews, and event curation. He delights readers with literary fiction, poetry, and children’s stories, having published 10 books.

Mirabelle Harris-Eze

Mirabelle Harris-Eze wins award for best student writing

Second-year student Mirabelle Harris-Eze has been awarded theÌýÌýfrom theÌýWindsor Review of Legal and Social Issues.ÌýThe prize isÌýpresented to the two best student submissions to the journal.

NLNG Prize for Literary Criticism winner 2020/2021, Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike

NLNG Prize for Literary Criticism winner 20/21 Dr. Umezurike

  • ’Self-Publishing in the era of military rule in Nigeria, 1985 – 1999′,ÌýJournal of African Cultural StudiesÌý(Volume 32,Ìý, 2020)
  • ‘Postcolonial Ogres in Ngugi Wa Thiong’o’s Wizard of the Crow’,ÌýPostcolonial TextÌý(Vol 13, No 2 – 2018) –
  • ‘Land of cemetery: funereal images in the poetry of Musa Idris Okpanachi’,ÌýTydskrif vir LetterkundeÌý(55, 2 – 2018) –Ìý

Jennifer Adam

Calgary Black Chambers' Achievement Award for STEM

STEM

An individual who excels in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math and who is creating opportunities for Black community members to get involved and join the field

2022 Winner:Ìý

Calgary Black Achievement Awards 2022 - Dr. Kannin Osei-Tutu

Calgary Black Achievement Awards 2022 - Medicine

Medicine

An individual practicing in the Medical field works to improve the lives of their patients, their students, and research in the field.

2022 Winner:Ìý

Jon Cornish

UCalgary signs Jon Cornish, CFA, as 15th chancellor

Jon Cornish’s passion for supporting others, promoting inclusion, and building a better Calgary made him ideal for this key volunteer leadership position at UCalgary.ÌýJon Cornish was voted Chancellor-Elect on April 21 and will officially take over the position on JulyÌý1, 2022.ÌýChancellor is the university's most senior volunteer role, and the person appointed to the position acts as an ambassador for the facility.

Outgoing Black Law Students’ Association president reflects on the club’s initiatives

The Black Student Admissions Process (BSAP)

Outgoing BLSA president, Keshia Holloman-Dawson, reflects on the achievements and highlights of the BLSA and the BSAP. In June 2020, Holloman-Dawson assumed leadership of the BLSA, where she and two other Black law students wrote the Calls to Action and started all initiatives.Ìý

Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà free therapy program for Black community members begins this fall. From left: Tamara Williamson, Nikita Kalonji, and Brae Anne McArthur.

Psychology Clinic, free therapy program for Black community

TheÌýÌýand Kalonji are hosting a series ofÌýÌýthis summer, the next one being held July 5, live on Zoom. Workshop topics include a discussion of the challenges that affect the mental health of Black Albertans and how to access mental health services in Calgary.

New downtown pop-up creates dynamic space for Black youth

New downtown pop-up creates dynamic space for Black youth

UCalgary faculties collaborate to promote racial and equity justice and create an inclusive space for Black youth on Stephen Avenue at theÌýCalgary Design Clinic, which will be converted into a space for the Black Youth Summer Leadership program.

UCalgary Team Teaching Award honours Social Work professors

UCalgary Team Teaching Award honours Social Work professors

Dr. Régine King, PhD, and Dr. Patrina Duhaney, PhD, of the Faculty of Social Work (FSW) have been recognized as outstanding contributors to teaching and learning for their course, Africentric Perspectives in Social Work (SOWK 555.55). The course was developed as part of FSW’s commitment to social justice, equity and anti-racism.Ìý

Suzette Mayr

2022 Scotiabank Giller Prize - The Sleeping Car Porter

Dr. Suzette Mayr has been named the 2022 Scotiabank Giller Prize winner for her novel,ÌýThe Sleeping Car Porter. The announcement was made at a black-tie dinner and award ceremony in Toronto. The Scotiabank Giller Prize is Canada's most prestigious literary prize, recognizing excellence in Canadian fiction.

Black tech entrepreneur event series celebrates diverse perspectives and future leaders

Black tech entrepreneur event series celebrates diverse perspectives and future leaders

A new events series is giving Black Albertan tech entrepreneurs a chance toÌýpitch their businesses to investors and connect with peers in the industry.Ìý Its first event saw seven Black tech leaders pitch their ideas to a packed crowd of investors and peers, with competitors pitching for cash prizesÌýand business support to help advance their companies.

Dr. Osei-Tutu

Celebrating innovation in equity education at the Cumming School of Medicine

A new portfolio set to advance health equity, inclusion and anti-racism within the medical school.ÌýThe portfolio was created to advance health equity, inclusion and anti-racism within the medical school and to action the school’s social accountability mandate externally.Ìý

Dr. Uchechukwu  Peter  Umezurike, PhD

UCalgary English prof hopes to spread awareness about migrant challenges through poetry

Dr. Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike, winner of the 2021 Provost Award for Indigenous and Black Scholars, was inspired to write his new book,Ìý, after reading news reports of immigrants and refugees dying while trying to get to a new home.ÌýÌý

Douye Igoniderigha

Science student wins Ted Rogers Future Leaders Scholarship

The third-year neuroscience student is making his mark not only academically at UCalgary, but also in his community. Igoniderigha has been recognized for his outstanding achievements in community leadership and academic excellence by winning the prestigious , valued at $26,800.

Learn more

Ganiyat Sadiq

UCalgary student recognized by McCall MacBain Awards

Ganiyat Sadiq received an Alberta Regional Award valued at $5,000 for use at any public university in Canada. Sadiq has advocated and shown leadership on issues ranging from anti-racism activism and gender equality to anti-Islamophobia activism.

People of the Brutal & Messy History of Slavery in Maritimes

People of the Brutal + Messy History of Slavery in Maritimes

The story of slavery in Canada is often distorted by an American narrative or told as a collective experience. A UCalgary scholar gets specific by meticulously detailing the lives of hundreds of enslaved people in the Maritimes. Their stories were collected by Dr. Harvey Amani Whitfield, PhD, for his book, from the University of Toronto Press.


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Dawn Richardson Wilson

CW record and Dinos claim team bronze

broke a school and conference record to headline a strong final day of action by the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà Dinos track & field team from the 2023 Canada West Championships, hosted by the Saskatchewan Huskies inside the Saskatoon Field House.

Tinuke Chineme (right) from the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà and Aliceanna Shoo an intern from Amref Health Africa stand in front of a bin they helped build for biowaste treatment.

From Waste to Wealth

Tinuke Chineme, MSc’18, a PhD candidate in environmental design at the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà , implements a black soldier fly biowaste treatment method in Tanzania that empowers women and could positively impact human health and the environment.

Attending the reception were members of the Executive and Senior Leadership teams, deans, faculty members, scholars, staff and students.

Ebenezer Belayneh

Inaugural Black Scholars Reception celebrates vision, courage and inclusive excellence

Energy and joy filled MacKimmie Tower conference rooms as the inaugural Black Scholars Reception: Celebrating Vision, Courage, and Inclusive Excellence at the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà was hosted by Dr. Malinda Smith, vice-provost and associate vice-president research (equity, diversity and inclusion).

The event gatheredÌýÌýfaculty, staff and students in a meet-and-greet with UCalgary senior leadership and deans for an afternoon of connection, networking and celebration.

Influential community leaders honoured at the 2023 Calgary Black Achievement Awards

Honoured at the June 9 ceremony were Dr. Malinda Smith, PhD, Áù¾ÅÉ«ÌÃÌývice-provost and associate vice-president research (Equity, Diversity and Inclusion) and a professor ofÌýpolitical science; Dr. Charles Odame-Ankrah, PhD’15,Ìýan air quality research chemist with theÌýFaculty of Science; Sinit Abraha, BA’23, a recent political scienceÌýgraduate; andÌýEzeoha Santiago,ÌýBComm’23, a member of theÌýDinos basketball team.

  • Dr. Malinda Smith - Lifetime Achievement Award, the highest honour of the evening
  • Dr.ÌýCharles Odame-Ankrah -ÌýScience, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Award
  • Ms.ÌýSinit Abraha -ÌýYouth Achievement Award
  • Mr.ÌýEzeoha Santiago -ÌýSports & Athletics Award

2023 Calgary Black Achievement Awards

Calgary Black Chambers


African Studies

African Studies

The minor program is important to Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà commitment to African Studies. UCalgary was one of the first institutions in Canada to offer a minor in African Studies 30 years ago. Course offerings increased in number after Faculty of Arts students developed a successful proposal in 2021 for a grant from the Student’s Union Quality Money Program

Indigenous and Black Engineering Technology PhD Project

Indigenous and Black Engineering Technology PhD Project

This partnership, known as the Indigenous and Black Engineering and Technology PhD Project (IBET), will provide financial support and foster a supportive, respectful community for its fellows. The IBET PhD Project is intended to foster equitable and inclusive research environments to increase the presence of Indigenous and Black academics in STEM.

Provost’s Postdoctoral Awards for Indigenous and Black Scholars

Provost’s Postdoctoral Awards for Indigenous and Black Scholars

The Provost’s Postdoctoral Awards for Indigenous and Black Scholars are an integral element of the Áù¾ÅÉ«ÌÃ’s commitment to creating and supporting Equitable Pathways to produce the next generation of diverse researchers and community-engaged scholarship.

African Studies

UCalgary African Studies program set for significant growth

A proposal - developed by fifth-year Economics and Global Development Studies student Ebenezer Belayneh and second-year Sociology student Prudence Iticka - has led to a $400,000 grant from the Students' UnionÌýQuality Money Program to develop the African Studies program.

African studies

'Everybody benefits from learning about Africa': U of C students advocate to expand the African Studies program

For more than two decades, only two African studies courses have been available at the U of C, and for the past decade, they've been taught by just one professor. Students say they hope anÌýexpansion of the program would mean more classes and more teachers.

African studies

The expansion of the African Studies program is now a reality

The funding will now open new opportunities for the entire UCalgary community and will provide a more in-depth understanding of African culture, community and traditions that have been historically overlooked through the new courses that will become available starting the 2022-23 academic year.Ìý

Dimensions: Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Canada

Dimensions: Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Canada

The Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà is proud to have endorsed the Dimensions: Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Canada charter and selected to be part of the Dimensions pilot program.

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Research and Teaching Awards

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Research and Teaching Awards

The Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà Research and Teaching Awards Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Plan was developed to embed a foundational commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) to identify and nominate candidates for external research and teaching excellence awards.

EDI Data Hub

EDI Data Hub

To achieve an equitable, diverse, and inclusive university, critical demographic data must be collected, and efforts to identify and close the diversity gaps must be tracked.

Student Communities

Black Law Students' Association

A national student-run, non-profit organization committed to supporting and enhancing academic and professional opportunities for Black law students.Ìý

Calgary Black Medical Students' Association

The Áù¾ÅÉ«ÌÃ's Black Medical Student Association (BMSA) was founded in 2018 by Black medical students and residents. BMSA strives to provide community, mentorship and advocacy pathways for black medical students at UCalgary.

African Caribbean Students Association

African Caribbean Students' Association (ACSA) strives to contribute to the improvement of general welfare on the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà campus, providing an open dialogue on African and Caribbean issues.

Black History Month Creative Arts Gallery

The Black History Month Creative Arts Gallery uncovers activism, artistry, and unparalleled accomplishments of UCalgary's unique student community.Ìý


BE-STEMM 2022

BE-STEMM 2023

Platinum sponsor UCalgary supports the objectives of the BE-STEMM 2023 Conference. Both locally and nationally, now is an opportune time to promote excellence in STEMM by Black Canadians.

Black History Month - 2023

Black History Month - Ours to Tell

This theme represents both an opportunity to engage in open dialogue and a commitment to learning more about the stories Black communities in Canada have to tell about their histories, successes, sacrifices and triumphs.

Taking Action Against Anti-Black Racism

Taking Action Against Anti-Black Racism

Universities have a major role in responding to anti-Black racism, systemic racism, and racial violence. The resources on these pages aim to disrupt a single story of the Black experience shaped by stereotypes and a deficit narrative.


A snapshot of Representation of Black Scholars

The Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà is committed to data transparency. Data is collected via an expanded Employment Equity CensusÌýand a Student Equity CensusÌýand shared via the Ìýand EDI infographics. The UCalgary also draws on Census and other higher education statistics.

Adapted from Universities Canada. EDI at Canadian UniversitiesÌý

Adapted from Universities Canada. EDI at Canadian UniversitiesÌý
Note:Ìý Where groups do not equal 100%, respondents are accounted for in more than one group

Statistical Profiles of the Black Population in Canada


  • Statistics Canada. 2020.ÌýFebruary 25

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  • Statistics Canada. 2019. February 27

  • Statistics Canada. 2019. February 6

  • Statistics Canada. 2004.ÌýSpring
  • ÌýStatistics Canada. 2020.ÌýSeptember 17
  • ÌýStatistics Canada. 2020.ÌýSeptember 10

Visit Statistics Canada’sÌýÌýfor more information.


Media

Governance Hack Episode #2 - The Unsettling University Governance Project •

Governance Hack Episode #2 - The Unsettling University Governance Project

Governance Hack with Handel Kashope Wright

Guests - Dr. Malinda Smith and Dr. Wisdom Tettey

August 2, 2023 | The Unsettling University Governance Project

Scarborough Charter event explores how Canada’s colleges and universities can support Black flourishing | University of Toronto Scarborough News

How colleges and universities can support Black flourishing

byÌýAlexa Battler | University of Toronto Scarborough News

May 18, 2022
2 min. read

‘Believe us when we bring stuff up’: Black scholars, students discuss Black flourishing at UBC-SFU symposium on Scarborough Charter

‘Believe us when we bring stuff up’

ByÌýNathan Bawaan | The Ubyssey

May 15, 2022
3Ìýmin. read

Handel Wright, pictured here, is a Community Making and Black Flourishing Through the Scarborough Charter panelist and hopes the event can address how to make Canadian universities and colleges more inclusive for Black people.

UBC, 1st ever forum-Scarborough Charter on anti-Black racism

ByÌýAshley Moliere | CBC News

May 14, 2022
3Ìýmin. read

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Kevin Limbombe is a student at the University of Windsor and a member of the anti-Black-racism task force

‘Clamouring for action’

by Ashley Okwuosa | TVO today

February 9, 2022
6 min. read

Higher education institutions sign document pledging to fight anti-Black racism and promote Black inclusion

A pledge to fight anti-Black racism, promote Black inclusion

by Ron Fanfair | RON FANFAIR

December 20, 2021
5 min. read

Thousands of students from post-secondary institutions across Canada are aiming to create a strategy for tackling inclusion and anti-Black racism on campuses during a virtual two-day conference.

Universities, colleges pledge to address anti-Black racism

by CBC News CanadaÌý

December 18, 2021
2 min. read

Scarborough Charter shows effort to deal with anti-Blackness

Scarborough Charter shows effort to deal with anti-Blackness

by Tayo Bero | University Affairs

December 02, 2021
3 min. read

Scarborough Charter-rise inclusion, ensure Black flourishing

Scarborough Charter-rise inclusion, ensure Black flourishing

academica group

November 22, 2021
1 min. read

Wisdom Tettey

Univ + colleges sign charter to address anti-Black racism

ByÌýMaan Alhmidi | The Canadian Press

November 18, 2021
3Ìýmin. read

Calgary Eyeopener with David Gray, Angela Knight

UCalgary signs Scarborough Charter

Calgary Eyeopener with David Gray, Angela Knight
Guest - Dr. Malinda Smith

November 18, 2021 | Signing the Scarborough Charter


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Scarborough Charter on anti-Black racism and Black inclusion

Scarborough Charter on anti-Black racism and Black inclusion

by Universities Canada

November 18, 2021
2 min. read

National dialogues anti-Black racism action, accountability

National dialogues anti-Black racism action, accountability

by Advancement Staff | UToday

September 23, 2020
4 min. read

Yukoners invited to join national dialogue on anti-Black racism in higher education

Yukoners join dialogue, anti-Black racism - higher education

by Yukon University

September 21, 2020
2 min. read