Pandora in Blue Jeans is an original devised work based on the extraordinary world and life of Grace Metalious, whose novel Peyton Place blew the lid off small town life in the 1950s America. Banned, burned and read by millions. Featuring the work of 2020 graduating Theatre Performance and Theatre Production classes.

Tickets for the show are $15 and available at humberpandora.eventbrite.com.

For further information contact humber.theatre@humber.ca.

The Educational Technology Committee (ETC) is hosting a series of free ETC Virtual Lunch and Learn Webinars!

Students and faculty can sometimes be overwhelmed by all of the digital learning technologies available to them at their institution. What should I use? How do I use it? What have I missed? Where do I start? At Fleming there is a new starting place, the Digital Learning TechBank. It’s a space where all of the digital learning options available to students and faculty are listed to ease that decision-making process. Each tool has its own page that details the who, what, when, where, why and how. Join this session for an overview of this resource and how it is used at Fleming and to begin work on a plan for creating your own techbank for your institute.

Presenter:Terry Greene, Fleming College

Register for this webinar

Want to watch this webinar with like-minded individuals? Join your colleagues for a viewing party on February 14 at North Campus, D236 from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.

Have a Heart Day is a child and youth-led reconciliation campaign to help ensure that First Nations children get a fair chance to grow up safely at home, get a good education, be healthy, and feel proud of who they are.

The Early Childhood Education Student Council is asking the Humber College community to visit our table on Friday, February 14 from 8:30-4 p.m. in the E-Concourse to write a heartfelt message to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in support of all First Nations children and families.

The ECE Student Council's goal is to send Prime Minister Justin Trudeau 1,000 hearts asking that First Nations children and families receive equitable access to the programs, services and supports that they need in their home commuities.

Wear red this Friday to support Have a Heart Day!

fncaringsociety.com/have-a-heart

During this three-hour interactive, engaging and informative workshop, participants will experience safety, healing and community. Specific information will be provided about how to identify and challenge anti-black racism at school and in the community; intersectionality and it’s impact as well as tools to address racialized oppression online.

Date: Thursday, February 13, 2020 | 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Location: North Campus, LRC6104

Tenniel Rock, B.A., M.S.W., R.S.W.
For over fifteen years, Tenniel has been working collaboratively with diverse clients to transform the impact of mental health and substance use on their lives. She is a passionate anti-racism speaker, activist and agitator; dedicated to improving the experience of marginalized people in educational and mental health settings.

Tenniel is the founder of the Centre for Anti-Oppressive Communication which specializes in providing trauma informed individual and couples counselling to black, racialized, queer and trans clients, clinical supervision, and organizational consultation.

Kadeem Marcus Brown, Browns Consulting
Kadeem is an experienced financial advisor specializing in financial coaching, management and staff training. Kadeem has completed studies at Ryerson University in Business Management and Business Law. Kadeem’s lived experience and work in a variety of settings has enabled him to develop expert knowledge in the provision of personal and small business financial coaching.

To register email: sacha.ally@humber.ca