BRIGHTSIDE Fall Market with Sweet Like Honey
The perfect curation of BIPOC and sapphic artists in Montreal. Concordia University hosted BRIGHTSIDE Fall Market’s third edition…
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Malek Yalaoui: ASFA’s newest anti-oppressor educator
The Arts and Science Federation of Associations (ASFA) moves forward in educating and representing marginalized communities by providing…
Guest Letter: Vote Yes for the Change We Need
Support Diversity and Social Solidarity Economic Development at Concordia Over the next few days, students will be capable…
CSU Election Ballot to Include Question on Diversity
During the general elections, Concordians will choose whether to open a service centre for BIPOC students From Nov.…
Anti-Asian hate crimes spike in Canada
Following a mass shooting in Atlanta that targeted Asian businesses, Canada reckons with its own anti-Asian racism problem…
Addressing discrimination in the CSU
The CSU is creating letters apologizing and acknowledging past and ongoing discrimination A motion to create four letters…
Underdog: a space for sharing and promoting the works of POC artists
Instagram account aims to showcase the people that surround us While the new year has arrived and COVID-19…
THIS IS WHAT COMPELS ME TO COMPEL THEM: Sharing experience, history, and identity
Tiohtia:ke/Montreal-based Black artists come together in Le Livart’s newest exhibition This is an exhibition that no one should…
A conversation about mental health in BIPOC communities at Concordia
The Haitian Student Association of Concordia partnered up with mental health groups to destigmatize mental illness in BIPOC…
A platform for creativity and healing
The VAV Gallery and Art Matters shine a spotlight on black history The personal and the political, the…
Anti-black assimilation in academia
Concordia alumna and BIPOC Committee bring attention to academic racism Concordia University alumna Sophia Sahrane has had more…
Canada’s history half told
Black History Month remembers the half of the story that was never told and recognizes ongoing oppressions This…