Black Heritage 365: Celebrating Black Excellence at Humber

Embark on a meaningful journey at Humber where we recognize and celebrate Black heritage all year round. Experience the vibrant tapestry of Black excellence that thrives in every campus at Humber. From the incredible work done every day by Humber’s Black Student Support & Engagement and the Black/African Employee Resource Group, this video highlights the significant contributions of students, faculty, and staff to the wider Humber community.
Together we reaffirm our commitment to fostering an inclusive and equitable campus for all. #HumberCollege #BlackHeritage365 #BlackExcellence
Want to learn more?
Black Student Support and Engagement
humber.ca/bsse
The Black Student Support and Engagement Program seeks to provide students who identify as Black, African, and Caribbean with community, resources and support to help them fully maximize on their campus experience.
Humber's Black/African Employee Resource Group (ERG)
humber.ca/peoples-and-culture...
Humber's Black/African Employee Resource Group (ERG) meets on the last Monday of every month. Humber employees who identify as Black/African and are interested in joining this ERG are invited follow the link above to learn how to join!
Black Student Library Guide
libguides.humber.ca/black-stu...
This guide has a specific focus on people of African and Caribbean descent in Toronto and in Canada.
Humber Archives
library.humber.ca/collections...
The Humber Libraries and Archives work to preserve and share Humber's rich Black Heritage. Give them a visit to learn more about that rich Black heritage!
Special thanks to: John and Shernett from Humber Library Archives, Professor Alyson Renaldo, Associate Dean Moriba Baker, Jason and Adwoa from Inclusion and Belonging , Jemeisha and the student staff of the Black Student Support & Engagement, Black Heritage Month 365 Committee, Black African Employee Resource Group, Colleen, Julian and Brianna from Government Relations Marketing and Communications, and all amazing students participants who made this work possible: Akaila, Alhamdulilah, Aaron, Shanell, George, Maheen, Samara, Donalaine, Francis, Sarah and Rushawn!

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This is a beautiful production. Amazing work and more greatness to come.

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Very inspiring! Makes me proud to be a part of this.