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SUMMARY:Sikh Heritage Month
DESCRIPTION:Sikh Heritage Month\, launched nationwide in 2019\, encourages celebration and recognition of the contributions that Sikh communities have made—and continue to make—to all aspects of Canadian society. It also encourages dialogue about productive strategies to foster inclusion and belonging for the Sikh community in Canada. \nThe month of April holds great significance to Sikhs globally. It is a time when Sikhs celebrate the birth of the Khalsa. “Khalsa\,” founded in 1699\, refers to a community that considers Sikhism as its faith and a group of initiated Sikhs. It emerged during the spring harvest festival of Vaisaikhi\, a festival also recognized by additional communities and faiths. \nOntario has formally recognized Sikh Heritage Month since 2013\, celebrating the historical and contemporary contributions of Sikh communities across the province. \nFind related links\, training sessions and more on U of T’s website.
URL:https://socialwork.utoronto.ca/event/sikh-heritage-month/
CATEGORIES:Dates of Awareness
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SUMMARY:Festival of Ridván • Baha’i
DESCRIPTION:Pronounced “rid-van”  \nThe Festival of Ridván meaning “the King of Festivals” runs for 12 days to commemorate the 12 days Baha’u’llah spent in the garden of Ridván outside Baghdad. The 1st\, 9th and 12th days are holy days on which work is suspended.  \nUpcoming dates:  \nCommon greetings: “Happy Ridvan” or “Wishing you a joyous Festival of Ridvan”  \nReligious and cultural days\nStudent Life has compiled a list of significant religious and cultural days. \nExplore the list to learn more about the holidays of different faith and ethnic groups\, when they are celebrated and how to greet or acknowledge those who observe. \nFor students: Accommodations for Religious Observances \nVisit the Office of the Vice Provost Students website and learn more about Religious Accommodations.  It is the policy of the University of Toronto to work with students who observe religious days other than those already accommodated by current scheduling and statutory holidays. Familiarize yourself with the Policy on Scheduling of Classes and Examinations and Other Accommodations for Religious Observances. \nDo you have questions or need help? \nContact the FIFSW Director of EDI\, Shahana Arain or visit The Office of the Vice Provost\, Students.
URL:https://socialwork.utoronto.ca/event/festival-of-ridvan-bahai/
CATEGORIES:Religious and cultural observances
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SUMMARY:Pesach - Passover • Judaism 
DESCRIPTION:Passover\, Pesach or the Festival of Liberation is a major Jewish holiday that celebrates the Exodus from ancient Egypt. This week long celebration includes story telling\, lighting candles\, and a ritual feast.  \nCommon greetings: “Chag Sameach” (Happy Holidays) or “Chag Pesach Sameach” (Happy Passover Holiday)  \nReligious and cultural days\nStudent Life has compiled a list of significant religious and cultural days. \nExplore the list to learn more about the holidays of different faith and ethnic groups\, when they are celebrated and how to greet or acknowledge those who observe. \nFor students: Accommodations for Religious Observances \nVisit the Office of the Vice Provost Students website and learn more about Religious Accommodations.  It is the policy of the University of Toronto to work with students who observe religious days other than those already accommodated by current scheduling and statutory holidays. Familiarize yourself with the Policy on Scheduling of Classes and Examinations and Other Accommodations for Religious Observances. \nDo you have questions or need help? \nContact the FIFSW Director of EDI\, Shahana Arain or visit The Office of the Vice Provost\, Students.
URL:https://socialwork.utoronto.ca/event/pesach-passover-judaism/
CATEGORIES:Religious and cultural observances
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SUMMARY:African-Canadian Youth Misrepresentation Cycle and Marginality in Canadian Institutions: A Phenomenological Analysis of Marginalizing Subtleties
DESCRIPTION:Location: Room 548\, FIFSW \n\nAbout Kuir ë Garang\nI am currently a researcher with Youth Research and Evaluation Exchange (YouthREX) at the School of Social Work at York University. I am also a part-time professor at Sheridan College where I teach courses in the Social Service Worker program. My current research uses phenomenology of Edmund Husserl to address how African-Canadian youth are marginalized in Canadian institutions based on bureaucratic discourses and the legacies of slavery\, colonization\, and the colour line regimes. \nBefore I started my doctoral studies at York University in 2018\, I worked in Calgary for nearly a decade at the frontline and leadership positions with immigrant and refugee youths and families in Calgary. I successfully defended my doctoral dissertation at the School of Social Work at York University last year on the moral problems associated with “blackness” in its historical and contemporary dynamics.
URL:https://socialwork.utoronto.ca/event/african-canadian-youth-misrepresentation-cycle-and-marginality-in-canadian-institutions-a-phenomenological-analysis-of-marginalizing-subtleties-2/
LOCATION:FIFSW Building\, Room 548\, 246 Bloor Street West\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5S 1V4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Job Talk
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