All Humber employees who have attended Humber’s human rights training session prior to August 2008, are required to attend a ‘Pathways to Human Rights Education & Action’ training session. This includes sessional, contract, part-time, full-time, and work-study employees.

Participants at the workshop will:

1. Increase their understanding of key Human Rights terms and concepts in order to more effectively prevent, recognize and respond to human rights related allegations;
2. Receive resources that will assist in enhancing inclusion at Humber; and
3. Receive Humber’s Human Rights Policy.

To facilitate your attendance, training sessions will be offered throughout the 2014/2015 academic year. The next available training session at the North and Lakeshore Campuses will be offered on the following dates:

To register for the above sessions email candice.warner-barrow@humber.ca

Managers and Directors, if you wish to arrange a custom-designed training session for your department please contact candice.warner-barrow@humber.ca
 

hrs.humber.ca/diversity 

Register online here

Register online here

Launched last year by Professor Brad Klump at the Lakeshore campus, the Humber Gospel Choir is the first music course of its kind open to auditioning students from any program in the college.Today, this group has over 35 students from 6 distinct programs with hopes for continued growth in the future. Dedicated to learning and performing the sacred repertoire of African Americans, this ensemble does numerous concerts each year both on- and off-campus to enthusiastic acclaim. 

We are honoured to help celebrate Black History Month this year at the Lakeshore campus by performing a 30 minute set at the L Building Cafeteria on February 6, 2015 from 1:30 p.m. to 2 p.m.