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Statement in response to recent anti-LGBTQ2S+ protests in Calgary

Statement in response to recent anti-LGBTQ2S+ protests in Calgary

International Women’s Day

UCalgary celebrates women’s accomplishments and the challenges they face

The Disability & Sexuality Lab aims to promote social change to address needs related to disability and sexuality.

UCalgary launches new lab to draw attention to what some consider a taboo topic

Black History Month

Looking to the past to build a more equitable and inclusive present during Black History Month

Belinda Heyne

'Students would describe me as one of the best professors, and yet I don’t have the same recognition as my male counterparts when it comes to research impact'

International Day for Persons with Disabilities

Dec. 3 marks annual observance of International Day for Persons with Disabilities

Men’s soccer has had a problem with allyship long before Qatar was awarded the hosting rights for this year’s World Cup.

In the News: The Conversation Canada

World Cup 2022: Men’s soccer must stop silencing activism and allyship

Wilma Shim

How human rights issues affect the sports we love

Tamara Williamson, Nikita Kalonji, Brae Anne McArthur

UCalgary Psychology Clinic to launch free therapy program for Black community members

United Nations Human Rights Day

On Dec. 10, explore themes in ableism, disability justice and accessible futures in post-secondary education