Salomeh Ahmadi, Professor in the Faculty of Social and Community Services, is leading a research study focused on improving the health and wellbeing of the most marginalized in South Etobicoke, specifically low-income, seniors and students who face housing affordability issues. In 2020, four applied research projects led by professors in the Faculty of Social and Community Services received over $1.2 million in funding obtained from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC). Salomeh Ahmadi is leading the research project “Affordable Housing Needs in South Etobicoke” as Principal Investigator, through the College and Community Social Innovation Fund (CCSIF) grant, in partnership with local community organizations: LAMP CHC and LAHAAG. This project was awarded $360K.  

Find Salomeh’s story on Humber’s Office of Research & Innovation news page

A recommendation stemming from the EDI Taskforce was for Humber to establish a group for people who identify as white and/or as having white skin privilege to:

1. Critically engage with whiteness and white privilege
2. Continue unlearning racism and internalized dominance
3. Hold each other accountable for anti-racist change and develop strategies for liberation
4. Identify ways to support Humber’s EDI Framework and Strategy

We wanted to let the community know that an initial working group has been formed to suggest how this group might take shape at Humber. The working group is composed of white-identified faculty, administrative, and support staff who expressed an interest in decolonization and anti-racist work at Humber. They are working under the advisement of Humber’s Centre for Human Rights, Equity and Inclusion and the EDI Taskforce.

In the fall of 2021, the group will formally launch for the broader community and a call for membership will take place. The shape of the group will evolve with the voices of its membership.

Please reach to one of the leads if you have interest in becoming a member. 

Proposed launch: November 2021

Humber College and the University of Guelph-Humber have consolidated wireless networks to simplify and improve the user experience. The eduroam wireless network is the single network available to all students, staff and faculty when on the Humber and University of Guelph-Humber campuses (North and Lakeshore).

In addition to providing secure on campus connectivity, eduroam offers simple, secure WIFI access from thousands of access points at colleges and universities worldwide. By using their login credentials, students, staff, and faculty can access the internet securely through the eduroam wireless network at participating post-secondary institutions globally.

Get Connected in Three Easy Steps

Humber and University of Guelph-Humber students, staff and faculty can simply log in to the eduroam network once on campus by following these three steps:

1. Select the eduroam network.
   Go to settings on your device and select eduroam from the list of wireless networks. Ensure that you also delete or forget myWi-Fi@Humber or UGH-WiFi-Secure.

2. Authenticate to eduroam.
   Humber – username@humber.ca and password
   Guelph-Humber – username@guelphhumber.ca and password

3. Accept the certificate.
   If prompted, accept the eduroam certificate.

If you have issues accessing the eduroam network contact the Humber Support Centre:

humber.ca/techtalk, 416.675.6622 X8888.

E loading dock (formerly known as HRT and Bookstore Receiving) is now closed due to renovations. Deliveries shall now be directed to DX Receiving.

Please refer to the map.

Please note that the E freight elevator is still available.