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Andd…. That’s a wrap on the KUS BIPOC Committee 21-22’! 🎉 Thank you so much to everyone who came out to our events, and hopefully we’ll see more of you in the future! We accomplished a lot in the past year, and here&rsqu
To conclude our heritage month-themed post, swipe through to explore some of the popular heritage in Vancouver or maybe visit these places during the summer! ☀️
💭Before we dive into a series of post, take some time today to reflect what does heritage mean to you? How does it affect your careers and personality? 🗣 Dr. Cen Huang shares some insights on what heritage means to her and has affected her univers
This month, all our posts have to do with heritage and all the different ways that it can be expressed, personally and universally!
To continue our discussion on health disparity, this post will focus on the topic of mental health and its affects in minority groups. 📊The current statistics show how important it is to bring awareness and address these disparities. 📖Current me
For the next series of posts we will be featuring topics surrounding health disparity in Canada. This is an introduction to what it is and who may be affected by it. 🤎 Stay tuned for the next few! #kusbipoc
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Following up on our post from last semester, here are some thoughts on how we (individually and collectively!) can work to reduce the health disparities that are caused by systemic environmental injustice.
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✅ Haven’t had a chance to sign one of our posters? ✅ HAVE NO FEAR! We have extended the deadline to another week with an online option. Chance to win two of $25 gift cards, your choice 🙌🏻 Link is in our bio!
Hey Kinners! Check out this opportunity to attend a series of anti-racism and anti-oppression online workshops delivered by the KUS BIPOC and Professional Development Committees in partnership with a community non-profit organization, PeerNetBC. By

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