Tag: Truth and Reconciliation Commission

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Business & Technology Communities

Reconciliation in Business Conference puts Indigenous entrepreneurship, self-determination under the spotlight

November 9, 2024

The one-day conference brought TMU community members together to learn about decolonizing the business world

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A Q&A with Rye’s incoming provost and vice-president, academic

February 1, 2021

Jennifer Simpson will be joining the Ryerson community on July 1, 2021

Erin O’Toole under fire for residential school comments made to Ryerson Conservatives

December 22, 2020

O’Toole told the Ryerson Conservatives residential schools were meant to “provide education”

Hayden King and others question the effectiveness of land acknowledgements

January 29, 2019

Activists and educators reflect on the meaning of land aknowledgements and what could be improved

RASS will start to use Ryerson-grown tobacco

November 21, 2018

Ryerson Aboriginal Student Services (RASS) will start using dried tobacco grown by the university for ceremonial and traditional purposes

Ryerson Presents Truth and Reconciliation Community Consultation Report

January 30, 2018

The report, titled “Truth and Reconciliation at Ryerson University: Building a New Foundation for Generations to Come,” had been in the making since 2015

While Ryerson has 90 Indigenous staff members, only five are tenure- track faculty with permanent job contracts. ILLUSTRATION: SARAH KRICHEL

Communities Indigenous

Ryerson faculties divided on approach to hiring Indigenous faculty

November 14, 2017

While Ryerson has 90 Indigenous staff members, only five are tenure-track faculty with permanent job contracts

Communities Indigenous

Panel: Ryerson needs more Indigenous education and faculty

October 27, 2017

Although some progress has been made, Ryerson has a long road ahead in making changes in accordance with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s recommendations, which was the message at “Truth and Reconciliation Movement Across Campus”

Ryerson continues working towards aboriginal education

Ryerson hosted a discussion in collaboration with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to create a forum about how to implement more aboriginal education into academic institutions.

Dr. Pamela Palmater discusses the national inquiry

February 18, 2016

The national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls is something everyone can and should get involved in, said a Ryerson professor.

Seeking reconciliation

September 22, 2015

Indigenous and non-indigenous faculty and students released a letter titled, “A Call To Reconciliation at Ryerson,” in hopes to implement change on campus