Tag: Solidarity

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Image of three people sitting on a blue couch talking into microphones.

‘Localizing the Intifada:’ Art and Indigenous-Palestinian solidarity

November 25, 2025

TMU's Office of Social Innovation hosted artists and activists at a panel discussion

A photo illustration of Monica McKay and Elder Joanne Okimawininew Dallaire with an orange gradient.

Communities Indigenous

TMU’s Indigenous leaders lay foundations for the future

October 1, 2024

Indigenous students seek community and solidarity through various initiatives crafted over the years

An illustration of a student's eyes looking into the Toronto skyline.

Through my eyes: Navigating life in Canada amidst a rise in anti-immigration sentiment

October 1, 2024

Freshly 18-years-old, and all alone on the other side of the world, I truly had no idea what I was in for

Students at Kerr Hall stand around red banner with "student strike for palestine TMU" written on it. A man standing next to the sign speaks with a megaphone

Students hold walkouts amidst growing support for Palestinian Solidarity Strike

September 18, 2024

TMU students rallied in solidarity with Palestine as petition for referendum surpasses 1200 signatures

An illustration depicts a student in a headscarf raising a megaphone, a farmer, and a fashion show.

‘We believe in unity’: Diverse student initiatives forge ahead over summer break

September 10, 2024

TMU students continue community building in their off-season in more ways than one

Breaking News

TMU faculty association passes motion to promote academic freedom in support of Palestine

The Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association will form a committee to investigate the university's academic and financial cooperation with Israeli institutions

A protestor holding a sign at Yonge-Dundas Square that reads "Mahsa Amini, Be Our Voice"

TMU’s Iranian community organizing protests in support of women’s rights

November 2, 2022

Iranian women at TMU say they’ve been deeply touched by the global reaction to Mahsa Amini’s death

Professor uses social media to educate about activism

COVID-19 Features

From posts to protests: How social media makes social justice accessible

October 23, 2020

On a sunny June afternoon, Emma Zuck and a group of her friends headed to Kiwanis Memorial Park in her hometown of Saskatoon. They had decided to march at a peaceful protest in solidarity with the global Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement

Text: "See you soon." A cat sits on a windowsill saying "hi friend!" to a butterfly as social distancing is officially over in their world.

COVID-19 Editorial

Hang in there Ryerson, and we’ll see you soon

A final word from the editor-in-chief, Sarah Krichel

Communities Indigenous

Decolonial Disruptions: Student book club focuses on Black, Indigenous and POC solidarity

November 5, 2019

With a focus on Black, Indigenous and racialized lived experiences, the book club, Decolonial Disruptions, is working to build solidarity.

Students lack support to promote Black history month at Rye

Looking back, student organizers say Black history month should've had more support from faculty and administration

Ryerson students gather to mourn New Zealand mosque shooting victims

Rye students join the vigil to mourn the victims of the New Zealand mosque shooting