Indigenous Education & Engagement (IE&E) will be hosting a discussion with Ojibway author Drew Hayden Taylor on Wednesday, June 29 from 12 to 1 p.m.

Over the past few months, IE&E has been reading Motorcycles & Sweetgrass, written by Drew Hayden Taylor, and will focus some of the questions around the novel. 

We invite all Humber students, faculty, staff, and alumni to attend and join in on this discussion.

Register to attend

Don’t miss out on Humber’s signature event.

After a two-year hiatus, we are thrilled to announce the return of the Humber Golf Classic on Monday, June 27, 2022.

This year’s Golf Classic will be hosted at The Country Club, a hidden gem for golf in the heart of the Greater Toronto Area, with two 18-hole championship courses!

Join us for what will be an outstanding day of golf and camaraderie with Humber supporters, alumni, friends, faculty and staff.

Don’t forget your registration gives back!  Proceeds from the event provides scholarships and bursaries to deserving students.

Register now, space is limited!

Key Details

New location, new start time, new format!

Monday, June 27, 2022
8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The Country Club, Woodbridge

To register or for more information: www.humber.ca/golfclassic

2SLGBTQ+ Capacity Building Discussion

Friday, June 24, 2022 - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

The Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion (Centre) is pleased to invite you to its Equity and Inclusion Dialogue series for the 2022-2023 academic year. Online registration is now open for this event. View the flyer for event details. Limited seating available.

View the full listing of the Centre’s 2022-2023 Equity & Inclusion Dialogue series.

2SLGBTQ+ Capacity Building Discussion

This three-hour workshop will act as an add on/review of the Community Conversation. Participants will also go more in depth about 2SLGBTQ+ topics, histories and experiences. Folks will go through colonial impacts on gender diversity and sexual orientations and 2Spirit identities. Participants will go over aspects of transitioning, the 2SLGBTQ+ acronyms and pronouns. This workshop will also utilize group sharing, storytelling and information sharing for all workshop registrants.

Facilitator Bio:

Teddy Syrette (Ozhawa Aanung Kwe - Yellow Star Woman) is a 2-Spirit, Anishinaabe artist of Batchewana First Nation near Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Teddy uses they/them pronouns and is an artist advocate 2-Spirit/Queer-Trans Indigenous People and their communities. They have a diploma in Social Service Work-Native Specialization from Sault College (Go Cougars!) and their background is in social justice, theatre and bingo.

Teddy began public speaking about First Nation and LGBTQ+ rights in their mid-twenties, but has been advocating since they were ­fifteen years old. They have travelled and spoken in many communities across Turtle Island. Teddy has worked with multiple universities, colleges, high schools, community centres and First Nation communities.

Join the Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre for free, drop-in paint nights every Wednesday evenings in June from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The heart of Our Community Rocks is to spread kindness, celebrate community, and support the environment.

Paint your rocks with a message or picture that demonstrates all the ways that our community rocks! These could be values such as nature, friendship, togetherness, hope, strength, or innovate your own to express what is important to you as a community member and what values you believe are important to the Lakeshore Grounds community.

The painted rocks will be on display from May through June 2022 to demonstrate the creativity, kindness, and innovation our community holds. After the display is complete, rocks will be carried to the shore to restore and rebuild the shoreline, contributing to sustaining the natural and built environments we share. We welcome all ages, skills levels, and creativity to contribute to the community mosaic project.

Together we create; build; restore.