Black History Month also highlights initiatives aimed at eradicating systemic anti-Black racism and creates opportunities to discuss advocacy and strategies for meaningful change.
This year, Ontario Tech will celebrate Black History Month by highlighting Black Canadian culture, promoting an awareness of history, demonstrating allyship and providing an open space for conversations.
Black Student Showcase The Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging, in collaboration with the Advancement office, invites all campus community members to the launch of the Black Youth Visionary Program on Tuesday, February 25.
The program launch is in conjunction with the university’s first-annual Black Student Showcase, which will bring the university community together to celebrate and recognize Black History Month. The Black Youth Visionary Program is supported by a generous gift from Scotiabank.
The showcase will feature:
Stories in Colour: Celebrating Black Art Join the Student Engagement Equity team for a dynamic art workshop celebrating the creativity and legacy of Black artists in honor of Black History Month. This session will introduce participants to the works of notable Black artists, exploring their unique styles, cultural significance, and impact on the art world. Students will then have the opportunity to channel their inspiration and create their own artwork in the style of one of these influential figures. No prior art experience is required, just your creativity and a willingness to learn. All materials will be provided.
Visit the Student Life Portal for more information and to reserve your spot.
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