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There is often confusion about the definition of disability and the appropriate language around disabilities. Also, many may have also heard the term ableism, but not understand what it means and its prevalence in society. Join this session to raise awareness about the meaning of disability and suggestions on how to talk about them. Review... |
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Have you heard the term Disability Justice, but are unsure of what it means exactly? Are you familiar with the term, but unsure how you can be an ally and incorporate Disability Justice work into your role at Niagara College? This session will explore the history of disability justice and its ten core principles. We...
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As part of Niagara College's first annual Disability Awareness Week, the Centre for Academic Excellence, in collaboration with Health, Wellness and Accessibility Services (HWAS) and Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) are hosting a student panel. Join this hybrid session for a chance to hear from disabled students about their experiences in higher education and have... |
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Join this Centre of Academic Excellence (CAE) & Health Wellness & Accessibility Services (HWAS) as we discuss disabilities and letters of accommodation (LOA). Accessibility Consultant, Emily Mete, will review the process through which students obtain a letter of accommodation and some suggestions on how you can support students when you receive the LOA. Additionally, Learning...
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Test your 2SLGBTQIA+ knowledge with Pride Trivia! From 2SLGBTQIA+ history to queer memes and pop culture, this trivia event is a fun way to expand your knowledge. Open to all NC staff and students. Trivia will be delivered via Kahoot, so be sure to bring a device with internet access (phone, tablet, laptop, etc.). Date... |
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We have a crisis of help-seeking around disability on our higher education campuses. The vast majority of disabled students will leave our campuses without ever seeking help. There are a variety of possible reasons for this crisis, but most of them are related to the ableism that has always been a part of the structure... |
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Module 1 - Introduction to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion: Niagara College is committed to ensuring an equitable, diverse, and inclusive learning and work environment. But what does this mean in practice? This learning series will provide you with a foundational understanding of equity, diversity, and inclusion that will support you in identifying how you can... |
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With anti-trans disinformation and rhetoric consistently on the rise, the need for informed allies is critical. This workshop, hosted in partnership with the Centre for Academic Excellence, will provide participants the opportunity to expand their knowledge of trans and gender diverse lived experiences and put that awareness into action by challenging harmful disinformation. By deconstructing...
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After the launch of the first NC Disability Awareness Week, you may find yourself wondering what to do with the information you have learned. Join the Centre of Academic Excellence (CAE) and Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) and Accessibility teams to discover ways in which you can take your learning and apply it into your... |
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Module 2 – Microaggressions: Intent vs. Impact: Niagara College is committed to ensuring an equitable, diverse, and inclusive learning and work environment. But what does this mean in practice? This learning series will provide you with a foundational understanding of equity, diversity, and inclusion that will support you in identifying how you can contribute to... |
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