The Centre for Social Innovation at Humber College is trying to understand the cybersecurity needs and practices of small-to-medium community services organization focused on social determinants of health in Canada.  

To do this work, the Centre has launched a 15-minute survey. Eligible participants are social impact professionals working in a small-to-medium community services organization focused on social determinants of health in Canada. Please share this opportunity with your network (or, if you qualify, complete the survey yourself). On completing the survey, eligible participants can enter to win one of the two $50 visa gift cards by a random draw.  

Click on the survey link to participate, view the consent form, and access all the relevant information about the project. 

Complete the survey

During the survey or for the draw, you wouldn’t be asked to share any personal financial information. For any further information, you can write to socialinnovation@humber.ca.

We are thrilled to share some exciting news with you – our Digital Asset Management (DAM) implementation initiative is officially underway with the Acquia DAM solution. 

Humber’s DAM Implementation Initiative focuses on creating a centralized digital asset library, comprising various media types such as photos, videos, and graphics. The goal is to ensure easy searchability, organization, distribution, and secure storage of assets, providing users with high-quality resources to support their work. 

Key Features and Benefits 

• Access to a library of curated photos, videos, graphics, and other digital content that is easily searchable 
• Streamlined asset management processes 
• Improved collaboration and sharing capabilities 
• Enhanced brand consistency and user experience 
• Support permissions/roles, AI, metadata management and single sign-on integration 

Invitation to Learn More 

We invite you to watch this short Acquia DAM Video about the new DAM solution coming to Humber. 

Stay Informed 

Watch for future communication and ways to get involved. In the meantime, if you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to Jill Rosenberg at jill.rosenberg@humber.ca. 

Are you interested in learning more about research intellectual property?  

Humber's Office of Research and Innovation has made available an asynchronous training module, "Research Intellectual Property", on BlackBoard Ultra which is available to Humber employees and students. The self registration instructions are attached.

Have questions? Please contact Tania Massa, Associate Dean, Applied Research and Innovation.

The Employability Skills Hub Student Project team is collaborating with Humber College to develop a fresh platform aimed at assisting students in managing and tracking their skills, as well as potentially network with prospective employers and showcase their skills to the world.

The team would appreciate if Humber faculty would encourage their students to share their input to make sure we're building something that is truly benefitial. You can direct them to the questionnaire through the link below.

Complete the questionnaire

Thank you.