Pride at UBC: See what’s happening
Explore the many Pride activities at UBC, connect with your community, help create positive space on and off campus and stand up for sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) diversity.
Building the Future of Work-Life: Catalyzing Inclusion
Explore the future for work-life – attend the 25th annual College and University Work-Life-Family Association conference, this year hosted by the UBC Equity & Inclusion Office at UBC Vancouver. We’ll discuss multigenerational workplaces, dual careers, and changing concepts of family.
Game Changers: How Are Assistive Technologies Making Sport Accessible?
From basketball to recreational skiing and hiking, assistive technologies are helping break down barriers to sport participation. Join us as our panel of athletes, changemakers, and leaders share their personal experiences, and discuss ways that sport is being transformed.
Celebrate International Women’s Day
This International Women’s Day (IWD) 2019, join us for an exciting new event at UBC! From March 7th – 9th, Turn it Up and Disrupt will inspire positive change by educating and mobilizing our community to creatively tackle gender-based inequities.
Explore Understanding of Sex through a Cross-cultural Perspective
This January 29th, 6:00 to 8:00PM, join the UBC Equity Ambassadors for a student panel discussion and dialogue on sex and empowerment through cross-cultural perspectives. Light refreshments provided. RSVP today as space is limited.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
This month is a time to raise awareness and understanding about sexual assault and what we can all do to prevent it, by creating a culture of consent. Explore events and resources and explore how you can contribute to our culture of consent, including and beyond sexual consent.
Queer + Trans Student Movie Night
Come and get connected! The UBC Equity & Inclusion Office is hosting a movie night for Queer and/or Trans students and their allies. Join us for dinner and a screening of Finding by Love Intersections followed by a discussion session with the filmmakers, Jen Sungshine and David Ng.