This series of anti-racism workshops for Schulich faculty and staff will provide unique opportunities to reflect upon our biases and intersectional identities, understand critical principles relating to addressing anti-Black and other forms of direct and systemic racism, and develop skills to address long-standing and emerging impacts on Black, Indigenous and racialized Peoples in the York community and beyond. All Schulich faculty and staff are strongly encouraged to participate in as many of these workshops as possible.

Have any follow up or in-depth questions after attending a training session in the 'Teaching Online' series? Bring your questions or curiosity to these drop-in Q&A sessions with an expert from Schulich IS&T.

Have any follow up or in-depth questions after attending a training session in the 'Teaching Online' series? Bring your questions or curiosity to these drop-in Q&A sessions with an expert from Schulich IS&T.

This series of anti-racism workshops for Schulich faculty and staff will provide unique opportunities to reflect upon our biases and intersectional identities, understand critical principles relating to addressing anti-Black and other forms of direct and systemic racism, and develop skills to address long-standing and emerging impacts on Black, Indigenous and racialized Peoples in the York community and beyond. All Schulich faculty and staff are strongly encouraged to participate in as many of these workshops as possible.

Have any follow up or in-depth questions after attending a training session in the 'Teaching Online' series? Bring your questions or curiosity to these drop-in Q&A sessions with an expert from Schulich IS&T.

Have any follow up or in-depth questions after attending a training session in the 'Teaching Online' series? Bring your questions or curiosity to these drop-in Q&A sessions with an expert from Schulich IS&T.

These workshops will provide opportunities for Schulich instructors to refine their synchronous remote-teaching skills in a customized, interactive, small-group setting involving up to 3 faculty members and two group-facilitators.

These workshops will provide opportunities for Schulich instructors to refine their synchronous remote-teaching skills in a customized, interactive, small-group setting involving up to 3 faculty members and two group-facilitators.