Fuel the future of Black-led research and scholarship

The Centre for Social Justice in Nursing will integrate equity and inclusiveness in nursing education and on the front lines of patient care.

The Indigenous Research Network connects people and communities to academic, cultural, and spiritual resources.

The Queer and Trans Research Lab is breaking down barriers, shattering traditional practices, and empowering community activists.

The Student & Youth Mental Health Research Initiative is working with students to ensure they have the support they need to realize their potential—in academia and beyond.

New College Access Awards ease financial concerns, reward excellence, and allow students to participate in all our smaller community has to offer.

Indigenous House at U of T Scarborough will help foster a sense of belonging and connection with rich programming and gathering spaces.

The Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society is asking critical questions about new technologies—and bringing diverse experts together to create human-centred solutions.

The School of Cities is creating solutions for more efficient and equitable cities in an increasingly urbanized world.

The Scarborough Academy of Medicine and Integrated Health will train health-care professionals directly in the region.

Law Access Bursaries ensure that financial need is not a barrier to fulfilling dreams.

The Institute for Gender and the Economy brings world-leading research to leaders to help dismantle systemic inequities.

The CRIB is improving the mental, physical, and spiritual health of Black communities disproportionately affected by homicide.

The Faculty of Dentistry’s largest patient clinic is improving the health of a vast and diverse population in the GTA and beyond.

The Climate Positive Energy Initiative unites world-leading scholars with industry, community and government to develop tools that can prevent the most catastrophic impacts of climate change.

The Black Research Network is forging connections, amplifying world-changing research and sparking interdisciplinary collaborations between Black scholars.

The Global Leaders initiative is an innovative undergraduate experience that prepares students to become culturally fluent, empathetic leaders.