Trevor McAlmont says Black youth with disabilities are likely to “fall through the cracks” in the education system without effective communication and advocacy. As the executive director of the Macaulay…
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Ryerson international students feel unsupported in the return to in-person learning
Some international students feel as though Ryerson is not supporting them with their concerns during their return to in-person learning. Ryerson has announced that faculties will have full autonomy as…
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More online therapy key to dealing with growing demands for mental health counselling
by Bree Duwynby Bree DuwynOnline therapy may become a key to dealing with an expected increase in demand for mental health services when Ryerson students return to campus in January. Ryerson’s Centre for Student…
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‘It’s killing people’: Advocacy groups call for safer spaces for Toronto’s homeless population
The pandemic prompted a sharp increase in homelessness rates, but advocacy groups say the city has spent the year doing more attempting to erase the problem from the public eye than solve it
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Toronto kitchen provides fresh meals for homeless in the city
by Rhea Singhby Rhea SinghUnity Kitchens has created a safe community for those facing homelessness and food insecurity
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Ryerson students trying diet trends to improve health
These diet trends involve unconventional eating habits, but they have provided students with some results
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New research suggests Covid-19 worsening mental health, substance use
University students among those at increased risk
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Double Stigma: Black communities are in mental health crisis mode
by Tashon Daleyby Tashon DaleyHow the intersection of race and mental illness stigmatizes Black Canadians
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Plastic pollution is on the rise thanks to the pandemic. What can we do?
With masks and single-use plastics being used every day, it’s no wonder people are using 250 to 300 per cent more plastic
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How a lack of cultural competency in mental health care is failing BIPOC communities
by Pia Aranetaby Pia AranetaRacialized individuals face greater barriers to mental health support despite having worse mental health than their non-racialized counterparts. How can cultural competency training alleviate the problem?