Making an inclusive space for deaf individuals means learning the necessary tools so everyone can participate in the dinner table conversation.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
December is recognized to be Universal Human Rights Month. This year December 10 marks the 75th anniversary of the global pledges which is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).FacebookTwitterLinkedin
One of the first steps to becoming an ally to our communities that face oppression is being able to identify your own social location, identities, and how they intersect with one another. Learn more about the Power Flower illustration.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
Work Study student Medina Birani gives her thoughts on the trial for Our London Family and offers some resources for those who may need them.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
Internationally known and revered advocate, activist and author David Suzuki will speak to our community about Environmental Equity issues as well as the challenge of systemic racism as part of an Author Series event on October 3, 2023.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
Listening to Indigenous Voices is a seven-part series that will include a shared meal and a listening circle based on readings about Indigenous world views, the history of colonization, and the topics of righting relationships, decolonization, and Indigenization.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
King’s Student Affairs strives to enable a first-year and first-time experience where all students can engage, feel supported, connected, and become part of our community.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
Cassandra Dawson, fourth year Bachelor of Social Work student, has contributed an article to The Cambridge Times outlining the importance of Disability Pride Month, observed every July as a time of celebration, resistance, inclusivity and awareness.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
Dr. Jeff Preston, Associate Professor of Disability Studies, was interviewed by CTV News for a story about a woman in a wheelchair having issues taking her service dog onto paratransit buses.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
Dr. David Malloy, King’s President, spoke to The Catholic Register about diversifying our international student enrolment and about the value of liberal arts and community to these students. FacebookTwitterLinkedin
Interviewed for a CBC article about disabled concert-goers' disappointing experience at Rock the Park, Dr. Jeff Preston, Associate Professor of Disability Studies, suggests the solution is "if you have good ideas on how to make this more accessible ... get involved."FacebookTwitterLinkedin