Please note: Individuals who are interested in attending this series are required to commit to attend all three sessions. All participants will be provided with a copy of the text Deep Diversity and are required to read it prior to attending the workshop.

Join Annahid Dashtgard in this three-part series on diversity and uncovering our bias and blind spots.

Biography:

Annahid is a master agent of change. She spent her early career years organizing national political campaigns and moved into the slower and deeper work of shifting consciousness. With a foot in the inner realm of psychology and the other in the outer realm of systems change, Annahid weaves both together in a compelling approach that is uniquely crafted to each client organization she works with. She has worked and consulted in the public sector for more than 25 years spanning different levels of government, healthcare, non-profits and education.

As an immigrant, as a woman of colour, and as an empath, her passion is to create cultures where everyone knows that they matter and belong. She is a published author, speaker and media spokesperson.

Objectives:

• Expanding learning edges: risk-taking, mistakes and compassion
• Deep diversity model
• Belonging, identity and groups in the workplace
• Emotional intelligence overview
• Self-awareness and self-management strategies
• Implicit bias: detection and management strategies
• Our stories of bias
• Exclusion and inclusion: our common human experience
• Conscious and unconscious mind

To register: hrs.humber.ca/register (please see attached tip sheet)

For help please contact Zareena Khan, Human Rights, Equity & Diversity Coordinator, at zareena.khan@humber.ca.

Join us for Career Week from November 4 to 7. The LinkedIn local event will take place on November 6 starting at 5 p.m.

Bring your students for career exploration games and:

• Get your resume reviewed
• Connect with various services on campus including transfer credits and pathways
• Ten Thousand Coffees
• Attend workshops
• Get professional LinkedIn photos taken
• Learn how to network
• Gets job search tips from Recruiters
• Eat food, win prizes and more!

Students can register here.

For more info, click here.

The Student Wellness and Accessibility Centre is hosting its annual Flu Clinic at North Campus, Lakeshore, and Carrier Drive. 

October to April is flu season. Take preventative steps, the best protection is immunization.

Join us on Saturday, November 2 for UP 2019, when we’ll climb 1,776 steps to the top of the CN Tower and help communities rise from poverty to possibility. Choosing to climb with us is your way of taking positive action and showing your local love.

If you are unable to climb, you can also show your support by sponsoring a climber or team.

• Join or support the Lakeshore Campus team with a donation here.
• Join or support the North Campus team with a donation here.
• Support the Humber Paramedic Program team with a donation here.

Event Details

• Date: Saturday, November 2, 2019 (Public and Student Climb)
• Check-in time: 5 a.m. to 9:45 a.m.
• Climb Time: 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. (participants can climb anytime between 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., but they will not be permitted to climb after 10 a.m.)
• Check-in location: All climbers must have their wristband stamped at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building, Hall A, 255 Front Street West, before proceeding to the CN Tower. Day of registration, coat check, as well as wristband with timing-chip and T-shirt pick-up, are all located in Hall A.