The Humber Polytechnic and UofGH community is invited to join us for the Office of EDIB (Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging) Community Engagement Sessions. These sessions are designed to foster an open, collaborative space where all voices—students, faculty, and staff—can share feedback, ideas, and insights. These virtual sessions are an opportunity for you to engage directly in shaping our inclusive environment and contribute to the continued progress of Humber’s EDIB Action Plan. We value your input as we work toward creating actionable strategies that promote equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging within our community. Your suggestions will help guide us in refining current practices and policies, and in developing new initiatives that ensure a welcoming and inclusive experience for all. This is your chance to influence meaningful change and to collaborate with fellow community members on solutions that matter to everyone. 

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The first session is on Thursday, April 10, 2025 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The session will be held virtually, so you can join from anywhere. We look forward to hearing from you and working together to build a more inclusive community. 

Don't miss this opportunity to meet the next generation of visual storytellers and explore the diverse talents of our graduating class. Students have been diligently crafting their portfolios, refining their websites, and curating their social media presence to showcase their creativity and skills. View a wide variety of images and video work that showcase the many talents of the 2025 grads.

Join us for one day only on Wednesday, April 9 at Humber's Cultural Hub at Lakeshore Campus from 3 to 8 p.m.

No registration required.

As part of our ongoing commitment to open dialogue and keeping our community informed, we invite you to join one of our upcoming Town Hall sessions with Ann Marie Vaughan, president and CEO of Humber, and members of our Executive Team. These sessions are for employees only. 

These sessions build on the conversation we began at our Town Halls in January around Humber’s budget and our shared future. As we continue these discussions, we want to ensure employees have the space to ask questions, stay informed, and engage with leadership and colleagues across Humber’s campuses.

To ensure broad participation, we are hosting multiple in-person sessions across all campuses. Each session will cover the same content, so we ask that employees select only one session to attend to allow space for as many colleagues as possible to participate.

Registration links are below:

• Tuesday, April 8 – North Campus, Barrett CTI, 5th Floor
  • 10 a.m. – COMPLETE
  • 3 p.m. – COMPLETE 
• Wednesday, April 9 – Downtown Campus, IGS405
  • 3 p.m. – COMPLETE 
• Monday, April 21 – Lakeshore Campus, Recital Hall
  • 10 a.m. – SOLD OUT 
  • 2 p.m. – Registration Link

Please note that there will be no hybrid attendance option, and these sessions will not be recorded. Due to space limitations, proof of registration will be required upon entry.  

We look forward to seeing you there and continuing this important conversation together. 

Thank you!  

Got a broken toaster, a torn jacket, or a wobbly chair? Don’t toss it—fix it! Join the Office of Sustainability, the Library, and Idea Lab at the Repair Café Humber, where skilled volunteers will help you repair your beloved items for free.

What’s a Repair Café?

It’s a community event where people come together to fix things, learn new skills, and reduce waste. Whether it’s small appliances, clothing, electronics, or bikes, we’ll do our best to help you bring them back to life.

Items accepted

• Electronics: Computers, DVD players, and other small electronics.
• Small appliances: Fans, blenders, microwaves, and other small household appliances.
• Clothing: Clothes or textiles that need mending, broken zippers etc.
• Jewelry: Broken clasps, watches, etc.
• Bicycles
• Other household items: Broken chairs, picture frames, toys, clocks, and other general household items.

Tech Collect Drive and E-Waste Collection

We are partnering with Let's Get Together to offer a Tech Collect Drive at this event. Please bring any unwanted computers or electronics to be refurbished (or safely recycled) and circulated back to youth in need in the community.

Event Details:

Bring your broken items, curiosity, and a willingness to learn.

Attendees are encouraged to register for the event. Drop in guests are also welcome.