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Ondo ツ

Ondoo_

I would like for the POC at uOttawa, GGs, teammates and recruits, who are not feeling supported, to know that our Women’s Rugby account is not being run by anyone

Tyler Boyce

TylerKBoyce

My Law and Ethics Professor @CarletonSPPA started the semester on the use n-word @uOttawa. His takeaways, 1) there are two sides to every issue 2) class discussions "may not be

Regina Bateson

regina_bateson

In response to racist graffiti, profs using n-word in class & publicly berating students who object & campus security profiling Black students, @uottawa is disbanding one antiracism committee & creating

Tony Shield

das_shield

I've been reading a lot of undergrad assignments, postgrad theses, research papers & a book recently. My overwhelming impression is that humans write poorly, so here are some unsolicited tips...

Phil Henderson

PhilCHenderson

@uvic needs some serious shaming:Only days after Jamie Cassels releases a mealy mouthed statement on #BlackLivesMattters, the university has empowered @uvicsecurity to engage in an open campaign of carding Beyond

Patrick Leblond

PRLeblond

For our second luncheon webinar, superbly moderated by @JennWallner, we had another great group of expert panelists who shone a particular light on the benefits and challenges of sending children

Beyond the Automobile

MattPinder1

THREAD: Providing quality walking + cycling connections to transit just makes sense. Today I’m riding a portion of Ottawa’s LRT line to showcase some examples of this done well. First

Silas Brown

silasjvbrown

I spoke with Dr. Joseph De Koninck, professor emeritus a the UOttawa. De Koninck says he's all for eliminating the biannual time change that has a detrimental effect on our

Yoni Freedhoff, MD

YoniFreedhoff

From the archives of strange but true life stories, I’m going to tell you about how I have Twitter, fat shaming, and @DrJasonFung to thank, for me having officially received

ProtestsAndPedagogy

ProtestSGW

In 1969, students faced anti-Black discrimination, suspicion and police violence at Montreal’s Sir George Williams University. After 2020’s summer of racial reckoning – what has changed? (an old year’s night

Alexis Verger

Alexis_Verger

#365womeninSTEM Let's try this for 2020, a thread that will highlight a woman in STEM every day #womeninscience #WomenInSTEM (in no particular order - You, you, maybe you- I will

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