The Anti-Racism Committee aims to help community members learn more about the anti-racism resources and recommended readings available to them. Resources on this page address immediate challenges facing BIPOC students, but also provide educational readings that inform and critique historical and ongoing discriminatory barriers in society. We update this list throughout the year. Please keep […]
The Children, Childhood Youth Program Anti-Racism Committee (ARC-CCY) is a small but dedicated group of students, researchers, and faculty who meet once a month to interrogate whiteness in the CCY program and work towards making CCY a more equitable and welcoming space for BIPOC students and faculty. The committee was formed in response to growing […]
Are you an Indigenous student at York University looking for an international course? Through the Indigenous Peer-to-Peer Exchange Program you can connect and collaborate with other Indigenous students around the world and gain academic credit! The course will be run remotely and offered as INDG 3060 3.0 (fall). Quick Links FAQ What is a placement? You will […]
Students get up close and personal with an eclectic group of authors while earning course credit through LA&PS' Canadian Writers in Person (AP/CLTR 1953 6.0A) course. You'll explore the contemporary work of renowned authors, while having the unique opportunity to engage with them in a dialogue about their work. Readings are free and open to […]
CCYSA aims to connect students who share the passion for the rights and cultures of children and youth across the world. We will accomplish this by building friendships, providing support and network through social events, information sessions, and workshops. For any questions, please contact ccysa2019@gmail.com or send us a message through our Instagram @ccysa_ Quick […]
In Indigenous Studies, cultural experience is imbedded in coursework from the introductory level to fourth year. Our courses address the unique lived experiences of Indigenous peoples. We also explore the valuable perspectives of Indigenous communities and the lasting impact of settler-colonial violence. Other areas include relations between Black and Indigenous communities. Students will get to […]
Studying abroad helps students learn from leading global scholars, develop intercultural skills and network internationally. The Hellenic Studies program offers many opportunities for York students to internationalize their education. Apply through York International. Greek students visiting York on exchange are encouraged to consult the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Scholarships. Quick Links Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Location: […]
The Black Canadian Studies Certificate includes a practicum in the HUMA 4305 3.0 course. This placement is intended for students to turn their understanding of Black Canadian cultures into careers in the public or not-for-profit sectors. Please contact the coordinator if you are interested. Placement options are currently available with a TDSB School Trustee and […]
The Black Canadian Studies Certificate (BCS) studies Black Canada from the perspective of cultural studies, history, literature and music. While other programs deal with racism and race, they often gloss over theoretical questions of how Blackness operates as a unique racial and cultural category. This certificate is intended to examine the historical, cultural and various […]