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Denise Chong
Writers on diversity
The Ring
Congratulations to the winners of the 2013-2014 Diversity Writing Contest. The awards—for creative writing on themes related to equity, diversity and inclusion—were presented on Jan. 30 at First Peoples House, during the opening reception of the Provost’s Diversity Research Forum: Arts, Allies and Activism.
Student's eye on diversity forum
The Ring
When The Ring asked me to cover this year’s Provost’s Diversity Research Forum, I accepted on the condition I could profile the event from the perspective of a student questioning the role of diversity in Canada. As a middle-class Caucasian female in the last semester of an undergraduate degree, diversity had become a buzzword thrown around in textbooks. Was I actually diverse? And more importantly, did I live in a diverse space where I could practice social responsibility?
2014 Provost's Diversity Forum
The Ring
How does research benefit the community? How do we become allies in the movement for social justice? The 2014 Provost’s Diversity Research Forum: Arts, Allies and Activism, takes on these and other questions on Wednesday, Jan. 29 and Thursday, Jan. …
Save the date for diversity forum
The Ring
The 2014 Provost's Diversity Research Forum, Critical Conversations: Arts, Allies and Activism will take place on Jan. 29-30, 2014. Featured keynote speakers are authors Denise Chong (The Concubine's Children) and Yvonne Brown (Dead Woman Pickney: A Memoir of Childhood in Jamaica).
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