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Daughters for Life
York is a proud participant of the Daughters for Life Foundation, a Canadian charity combatting global inequality by opening international educational opportunities to Middle Eastern women. Since 2016, York has hosted numerous Daughters for Life scholars who have gone onto be voices of equality and agents for change in global communities.
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Latest Engagement
York supported start-up wins in big in Dubai
15 April 2025
YSpace Women in Tech JumpSTART Incubator – have won a prestigious pitch competition with Bidblox, an artificial intelligence (AI) architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) technology start-up they co-founded. Now their innovation will reach the world stage. Read More.
YSpace Women in Tech JumpSTART Incubator – have won a prestigious pitch competition with Bidblox, an artificial intelligence (AI) architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) technology start-up they co-founded. Now their innovation will reach the world stage. Read More.
York professor creates performances reclaiming women's history
16 May 2024
Thanks to York University’s Profesor Erika Batdorf, attendees at the Bergama Theatre Festival in Asclepieion, Turkey, have a treat in store for them this August: a large, site-specific, immersive event with multiple performers placed on location throughout the grounds, known as an ancient healing site. Read More.
Thanks to York University’s Profesor Erika Batdorf, attendees at the Bergama Theatre Festival in Asclepieion, Turkey, have a treat in store for them this August: a large, site-specific, immersive event with multiple performers placed on location throughout the grounds, known as an ancient healing site. Read More.
York sociologist travels to COP28
20 December 2023
The 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) wrapped up on Dec. 12, with more than 50,000 delegates who descended upon Dubai in the United Arab Emirates for the annual international climate summit. Among the delegates was Angele Alook, an assistant professor in the School of Gender, Sexuality & Women’s Studies. Read More.
The 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) wrapped up on Dec. 12, with more than 50,000 delegates who descended upon Dubai in the United Arab Emirates for the annual international climate summit. Among the delegates was Angele Alook, an assistant professor in the School of Gender, Sexuality & Women’s Studies. Read More.