Tag: Indigenous Students Association

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person in traditional clothing at a festival

Communities Indigenous Roots and Culture

Past meets present: TMU’s Pow Wow brings Indigenous nations together for a celebration

September 28, 2023

Student-led Pwaaganigaawin (Pow Wow) held at TMU with theme called “The Seven Generation”

Julianna Alton on one side and Miranda Black and her daughter on the other.

Campus News Indigenous

Indigenous student joins renaming committee after only Indigenous student resigns

November 9, 2021

Julianna Alton, the external coordinator at the Indigenous Students' Association, fills the open seat on the committee

A monument beside a campus building in the shape of a circle

Communities Indigenous

Community members call for more action after Standing Strong report

September 22, 2021

While the Stand Strong Task Force's recommendations encourage hiring more Black and Indigenous faculty, it doesn't establish framework for tenure

Business & Technology Indigenous

Motherboard Collective develops Google Chrome extension to replace Ryerson with ‘X’

“Technology and design are part of our daily lives and they also have to be part of our change-making process”

Rye to release first-ever Student Diversity Self-ID report by end of winter semester

The report is the first step, but more needs to be done to monitor the experiences of equity seeking groups at Ryerson, experts say

Campus News Student Politics

RSU’s first BoD meeting of 2021 sees ratification of new BoG student rep

January 12, 2021

The board gave updates on a solidarity statement, layoffs and lobbying for a credit/non-credit option for the fall term

Communities Indigenous

Powwow shows hope for increasing Indigenous education at Rye, says incoming prof

September 27, 2019

The third-ever powwow at Ryerson, organized by students and faculty, featured a week of education, artisans and celebration

Student Politics

Motion to no longer recognize First Nations lands proposed

The motion asked the RSU to no longer recognize the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation as owners of the land that Ryerson sits on.