A member of the Garifuna ethnic group holds a sign reading “Garifuna Lives Also Matter” durign a protest in front of the Supreme Court of Justice in Tegucigalpa, on July 21, 2020 to demand that four of their leaders who were taken by “armed people wearing vests from the Police Investigation Directorate (DPI)” in the Honduran Caribbean community of Triunfo de la Cruz, appear alive. – The four Garifuna leaders were kidnapped on July 18, 2020, activists from non-governmental organizations and the Ministry of Human Rights reported. In 2015 the Garifuna community of 10,000 inhabitants won a lawsuit in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights that forced the State of Honduras to grant them “a collective property title” over the territories where they live. (Photo by Orlando SIERRA / AFP) (Photo by ORLANDO SIERRA/AFP via Getty Images)
Ana Laura Noda González, a second-year student, is co-leading the U of T chapter of MealCare, which partners with campus eateries and grocery stores to collect, redistribute and deliver surplus food to local shelters and meal programs (photo by David Lee)
(pictured) Joseph Wong.International students make up more than one-in-five U of T students,Meric Gertler pointed out at a welcome reception at Hart House Monday evening – in a city where half the population was born outside of Canada
From left to right: Funké Aladejebi, Sherry Fukuzawa, Obidimma Ezezika, Angela Mashford-Pringle and Keith Adamson are recipients of the University of Toronto Early Career Teaching Award.
Director Evgeny Afineevsky will attend a screening of his Oscar-nominated documentary Winter on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom at Innis College on April 19 (photo by Todd Williamson/Getty Images for International Documentary Association)
A Global Classrooms project brought together students in U of T’s Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering and Nigeria’s Covenant University to build a low-cost biogas generator for remote communities in Africa’s most populous country (image via Zoom)
