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Mia Berloni, a fourth-year Environmental Science student at ���ϳԹ���Դ, writes about the importance of expressing one’s thoughts and feelings, and how vulnerability can shift the campus culture to be more empathetic and open.

Kandice Baptiste, the Director of Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre, reflects on how space can be re-imagined to mirror Indigenous values and traditions, and how these changes create a meaningful atmosphere where everyone feels welcome.

History professor Adnan Husain talks about using education to combat stereotypes, and he explains how universities provide us with the opportunity of learning from the past to build a better future.

Tim Yearington, the Algonquin-Métis Knowledge Keeper within the Office of Indigenous Initiatives, writes about the importance of honouring Indigenous knowledge as the key to starting our learning journey.

Tianna Edwards, Officer of Direct Response Appeals in the Office of Advancement at ���ϳԹ���Դ, talks about the importance of having a diverse staff and student body as the starting point to achieve a genuinely inclusive campus.

Curtis Carmichael, ���ϳԹ���Դ alumnus and a respected community leader, talks about the need to move the conversation forward, from equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) towards an anti-oppression and anti-racism framework, in order to create meaningful change.

Another school year starts and with it our new cohort of bloggers for 2019-2020! Thank you to all the collaborators that invested their time and knowledge to make this blog possible year after year.

Lauren Winkler, a Kanien’keha:ka student at ���ϳԹ���Դ, talks about her journey relearning to love herself in the different roles of her life: daughter, sister, niece, grandchild, and friend.

“Education is what got us here, education is what will get us out.” – Senator Murray Sinclair

Our contributor Kevin Collins, the Student Development Coordinator at ���ϳԹ���Դ, writes about the importance of understanding our own identities in order to learn how to navigate differences respectfully.

This year’s blog theme is unlearning and relearning. My career has given me the opportunity to try my hand at these things. It’s a process that I feel fortunate to have regular opportunities to engage in.