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Following an extensive career in equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) leadership, student affairs, and teaching, Arig al Shaibah joined McMaster in 2018 as the inaugural associate vice-president, Equity and Inclusion (AVPEI). Since her arrival, al Shaibah has led extensive community consultation and best practice review processes to develop the university’s first EDI Strategy in 2019.
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The Hamilton branch of the Canadian International Council, a national think tank that engages Canadians in events and discussions around foreign policy, is hosting a virtual conversation with one of McMaster’s own.
How did your grandmother’s grandmother use water?
These are the kind of questions a group of young people in Ontario are asking as they dig into their African heritage. It’s a way of “learning our way back to ourselves,” said Sarah Brooks, 23, the group’s director of education.
Calling themselves TRAD, they’ve launched an online magazine, tradmag.ca, that weaves together videos, art, poetry and live virtual gatherings to examine big questions through the lenses of philosophy and the arts.
“It s a community of ambitious and curious young people who are just trying to learn more about our history, our heritage,” Brooks said.
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