Pizzaville Free Community Weekend
Jul 23, 2016 to Jul 24, 2016
Rogers Cup presented by National Bank kicks off Saturday, July 23, with a weekend filled with free tennis and fun activities for everyone. The gates of Aviva Centre will open early and all spectators are welcome to participate in Pizzaville Free Community Weekend.
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Walk With Excellence brings local high school students to Keele campus. Click Here for More.
Critical Urban Planning Community Symposium
Upfront Theatre@York Presents…
SISTAHFESTTM – A CELEBRATION OF THE POWER AND BEAUTY OF WOMEN
Please refer to attached document for More Details
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Music @ Midday: York University R&B Ensemble
Nov 17, 2014, 12:30pm-2pm
Faculty member Mike Cado directs the York University R&B Ensemble in a show-stopping performance of soul and funk music.
The concert will feature the music of Earth Wind and Fire, Tower of Power and many other great artists.
Admission is free and open to everyone.
Location: Martin Family Lounge, 219 Accolade East Building, York University, Keele campus
Sponsor: Department of Music
Website: http://music.finearts.yorku.ca/events
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Call for Proposals: Inclusion Day Conference 2015
Sep 2, 2014 to Nov 21, 2014
York’s Centre for Human Rights is inviting individuals to submit proposals for the 2015 Inclusion Day Conference, Past Histories & Present Stories: Finding Meaning in Human Rights.
The conference, being held Jan. 28 at the Keele campus, and it will explore the following themes:
- How are human rights made real?
- How are identities navigated/changed?
- What are the new human rights battles being fought or are we still fighting the same issues from the past?
Some of the areas that proposals could focus on, but are not limited to, are:
- indigenous knowledge;
- intersectional identities;
- race and racialization;
- gender expression/expectations/identity;
- (dis)abilities;
- business, science and human rights;
- religion/spirituality;
- knowledge production and pedagogy;
- immigration/refugee issues;
- community leadership and mobilization;
- sexual orientation; and
- social media and human rights.
Presenters may submit proposals for a 75-minute session in one of the following formats – round-table discussion, do-it-yourself workshop, individual or panel presentation, interactive workshop, dialogue process; or artistic/creative presentation and discussion.
Proposals must be submitted no later than Friday, Nov. 21, either online using the Inclusion Day 2015 Proposal Submission Form or via email to jtcheng@yorku.ca or jglean@yorku.ca as a .doc or PDF.
For more information or to request the proposal in an alternate format, contact Josephine Tcheng at jtcheng@yorku.ca or visit the Centre for Human Rights website.
Website: http://www.yorku.ca/rights/forms/view.php?id=24
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Inclusion Day Conference 2015
Jan 28, 2015, 8:30am-6:30pm
The Centre for Human Rights will be hosting its 6th annual Inclusion Day Conference. This year’s theme will be “Past Histories & Present Stories: Finding Meaning in Human Rights” and will explore the following:
- How are human rights made real?
- How are identities navigated/changed?
- What are the new human rights battles being fought or are we still fighting the same issues from the past?
Location: Various locations, York University, Keele Campus
Sponsor: Centre for Human Rights
Website: http://rights.info.yorku.ca/
