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Harambec: Reviving the Black Feminist Collective bridges community, academia and the arts

Harambec: Reviving the Black Feminist Collective bridges community, academia and the arts

March 2, 2023
The Black Perspectives Office announces three new fellowships for 2023

The Black Perspectives Office announces three new fellowships for 2023

February 13, 2023
Concordia commemorates the Henry F. Hall Building as the site of Canada’s largest student protest against anti-Black racism

Concordia commemorates the Henry F. Hall Building as the site of Canada’s largest student protest against anti-Black racism

February 8, 2023
Maurice Riley Case is Concordia’s new manager of the Black Perspectives Office

Maurice Riley Case is Concordia’s new manager of the Black Perspectives Office

February 1, 2023
John Molson School of Business student receives a Canada Volunteer Award

John Molson School of Business student receives a Canada Volunteer Award

December 19, 2022
Concordia’s Angélique Willkie wins a Prix de la danse de Montréal

Concordia’s Angélique Willkie wins a Prix de la danse de Montréal

November 24, 2022
Concordia releases its final report of the President’s Task Force on Anti-Black Racism

Concordia releases its final report of the President’s Task Force on Anti-Black Racism

October 28, 2022
Studying while Black at Sir George Williams University — reflections on 1969

Studying while Black at Sir George Williams University — reflections on 1969

October 28, 2022
Concordia community unites to recognize Black student success

Concordia community unites to recognize Black student success

June 28, 2022
Professor Dorothy Williams is celebrating a banner year — and it’s only February

Professor Dorothy Williams is celebrating a banner year — and it’s only February

February 22, 2022
Black History Month offers a time to reflect on a year of progress and change

Black History Month offers a time to reflect on a year of progress and change

February 1, 2022
     
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