Reports
Western Reports, Guides & Calls to Action |
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The Office of Equity, Diversity & Inclusion: 6-Month Progress ReportApril 2022 This report is an update detailing the actions and plans in progress for the Office of EDI to address the six recommendations from the President’s Anti-Racism Working Group (ARWG) Final Report. |
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President’s Anti-Racism Working Group ResultsIn January 2020, Western established the Anti-Racism Working Group, comprised of 20 students, faculty, and staff. The Group engaged with the university community through listening sessions, written submissions, and data collection through campus wide and national surveys. The final May 19,2020 report details students' experiences on campus and recommends 24 next steps towards the future. Read the 24 Recommended Steps Towards a More Inclusive and Anti-Racist Future (PDF) |
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Schulich Reports, Guides & Calls to Action |
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Anti-Racism Report: Addressing Anti-Racism at Schulich Medicine & DentistryIn early June 2020, the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry publicly released its statement on anti-racism and engaged all faculty, staff and students in a collective dialogue about anti-racism. READ THE FULL REPORT FROM THE RETREAT AND LEARNERS TOWN HALL (PDF) |
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National Reports, Guides & Calls to Action |
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Scarborough Charter46 universities and colleges across Canada signed a charter pledging to fight anti-Black racism and to promote Black inclusion on November 18, 2021. It signified a historic move from discussions that began in October 2020 at the National Dialogues and Action for Inclusive Higher Education and Communities, to concrete action in addressing anti-Black racism and promoting black inclusion. |
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Building a Race-Conscious Institution: A Guide for University Leaders Enacting Anti-Racist Organizational ChangeJuly 2022 Within the last decade, Universities Canada (UC) has reaffirmed its commitment |
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Race Correction in Health Care: A Primer
March 24, 2023 This primer sheds light on the practice of adjusting medical tests and treatments based on race, particularly impacting Black individuals. It discusses how race correction perpetuates harmful stereotypes and affects diagnoses and access to treatments. Highlighting the lack of scientific basis for race-based medicine, the primer emphasizes the urgent need to eliminate race correction in health care systems. |