Get ready for the annual Humber holiday party! We’d like to welcome you to Humberland, a completely LIVE virtual holiday village, on Saturday, November 27. The fun starts here!
Humberland brings the holidays to you, your family and friends! We’ll be taking you on a one-day journey through the village exploring each quarter and the festivities found within it, from dancing and mocktails to cookies and crafts to games and storytelling and a virtual visit from Santa.
Humberland will be held on Zoom from 9 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. with various activities and prizes throughout the day.
Visit humber.ca/lakeshorecampus/humberland.
You can build your holiday adventure!
Register for your favourite (or all) activities below:
Check the Humberland map on the website to preview activities and gather what you will need to participate.
This year, we’re once again raising funds to support Humber students. Please scroll down on the website to learn more and donate.
See you at Humberland LIVE on Zoom on November 27!
Please share this info session with your students. We are having information sessions to tell all Humber students about the programs, events, and paid placements available to them!
Have you heard of the Humber Centre for Entrepreneurship?
The CfE provides a space for like-minded individuals to meet, collaborate, and create. No matter their passion, interest, or previous entrepreneurial experiences, the CfE has specialized experiential learning opportunities that will stimulate new ways of thinking and support their unique goals!
Why come to our info session?
Every semester, we offer great opportunities for students to learn about starting their own business, gain innovation skills, receive support or even funding to launch, and more! This winter we are offering:
Find out more about the CfE, and find out which opportunities are right for you.
Please note: This is an online session.
On November 25, we welcome Christian Blake, Director, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion for MLSE Launchpad and MLSE Foundation and Occupational Therapist.
In this talk, Museums, movement, medicine? A pandemic reflection on doing the things we do, join Christian, OT Reg. (Ont.) as he weaves through the wary waters of a world returning to “doing things”. Pulling from expertise in mental health and wellness, leisure participation, equity and inclusion, community engagement, physical activity, and more, Christian will share reflections on navigating a return to doing and its impacts for our wellbeing.
The event is a partnership between the Principal's Office, Humber Centre for Creative Business and Innovation, and Humber Galleries.
Register today at humberwellnesstalks.eventbrite.ca
Topic: Museums, movement, medicine? A pandemic reflection on doing the things we do
Date: November 25, 2021
Time: 1 p.m. - 2 p.m.
Microsoft Teams: Session open to all. After registering, an event link will be sent.
This year marks the 30th Anniversary of the international 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign coordinated by the Center for Women’s Global Leadership, based at Rutgers University (New Jersey, USA). The campaign begins annually on November 25th and continues through Human Rights Day, December 10th.
As we launch this year’s campaign, Profeminist Men’s and Masculinities scholar Dr. Jason Laker will join us to offer some perspectives about the stories that shape—and limit—men’s lives and relationships, their connections to gender and sexual violence, and liberatory opportunities for personal and societal transformation.
Please join Sexual Violence Prevention and Education for this guest speaker on Thursday, November 25 from 1 p.m. to 2:30 pm.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Please share this info session with your students. We are having information sessions to tell all Humber students about the programs, events, and paid placements available to them!
Have you heard of the Humber Centre for Entrepreneurship?
The CfE provides a space for like-minded individuals to meet, collaborate, and create. No matter their passion, interest, or previous entrepreneurial experiences, the CfE has specialized experiential learning opportunities that will stimulate new ways of thinking and support their unique goals!
Why come to our info session?
Every semester, we offer great opportunities for students to learn about starting their own business, gain innovation skills, receive support or even funding to launch, and more! This winter we are offering:
Find out more about the CfE, and find out which opportunities are right for you.
Please note: This is an online session.
Peer Assisted Learning Support and the Math & Writing Centre are hosting Last Call for Fall taking place on November 24, 25, 29 and 30. The event will offer virtual and in-person academic support and wellness activities for all Humber and University of Guelph-Humber students as they reach the end of the fall semester.
Join us for free games, prizes, 1:1 and group tutoring sessions, wellness activities and more!
Support provided by Academic & Career Success Centre, Equity & Student Life, Peer Wellness Education and Programs, Math & Writing Centre, The BASE, and SWAC.
For more information please contact Sarah Musto (Coordinator, Peer Learning Programs) at sarah.musto@humber.ca or Nafeeza Kadir (Manager, Student Learning Services) at nafeeza.kadir@humber.ca.
Embracing Diversity: Stepping Up and Moving Forward in an Ever-Changing World
Please join us for the Every Child Belongs Virtual Conference, being held on Wednesday, November 24 and Thursday, November 25.
This two day virtual conference will be impactful, interactive and inspiring. Participants can expect to learn practical tools as well as gain insights on identity, inclusion, innovation, enhancing creativity, meditation and relaxation.
Humber College is committed to providing a learning, working and living environment that respects and reflects the diversity within the student population and our local and global communities. In developing Humber’s Institutional Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Framework and Strategy, the Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion re-established Humber’s Employment Equity Program (EEP). One of the steps in the EEP is to conduct an Employment Systems Review (ESR). The ESR Project will be conducted under the direction of the Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion and Humber’s Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion Committee.
The ESR examines employment policies, practices and organizational culture to identify systemic barriers to inclusion faced by Indigenous Peoples and individuals from equity-deserving groups in the Humber workforce. The ESR findings will support Humber to develop evidence-based strategies to create, implement and sustain the organizational change process necessary to increase equity, diversity and inclusion throughout all levels of the College.
The key project activities are a review of Humber’s employment systems policies and programs, consultations with key stakeholders and the development of an Employment Equity Plan. This will be supported by a communication strategy to educate, inform and engage employees.
In these meetings, the consultants will ask about the organizational culture at Humber and how the human resources employment policies and procedures can be enhanced. They will seek your suggestions on possible changes to advance EDI at the College. Information provided to the consultants will be reported in aggregate form.
Thank you to all who attended the first ESR Focus Group Open Session.
Two additional ESR Focus Group Open Sessions have been scheduled with the consultants:
Please note: Multiple ESR Focus Groups will be held with the consultants. To enable as many faculty and staff participation in these focus groups, kindly attend only one ESR Focus Group meeting.
The Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion thanks you for helping to build a more inclusive Humber.
Sincerely,
Nancy Simms M.A. ADR
Director, Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion and Lead, EDI Taskforce
Humber College and Seneca College are excited to announce this year’s joint Career Conversations event for students!
This event will highlight career conversations about self-advocacy to empower emerging professionals as they navigate their career and life journey. This journey looks different for everyone and we hope to address some important questions with our diverse panel:
Join us and our panelists as we explore career development through self-advocacy efforts and what it means to bring our authentic selves to the workplace.
Join Arboretum staff online for a casual conversation about nature.
Tune in to the Nature Exchange every second Wednesday to hear members of the Humber Arboretum's Nature Interpretation team share stories and answer your questions about the wild plants and animals of the GTA. You are welcome to join the conversation or just listen in.
The theme for this Nature Exchange is: Nature and Accessibility
Spending time in nature can be great for the body, mind, and soul. But what are some of the barriers that deter or prevent people from enjoying time in nature? And what can we do to help remove those barriers? We'll be chatting about nature and accessibility, looking at examples from the Arboretum and elsewhere.
This is a free, drop-in event open to all.
No registration is required. You can learn more about the Nature Exchange on the Arboretum website, or simply join the event on November 24 at 2 p.m.
Please note that this event will be recorded and may be shared online after the fact.
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