Tag: QBAS

QBAS celebrates Blackness this Black History Month

This month, Queen’s Black Academic Society (QBAS) is celebrating Blackness and fostering productive discussions about Blackness at Queen’s. There are a series of virtual events happening on campus to celebrate Black History Month (BHM) this year, many of which were organized by QBAS.  QBAS hosted...

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Rector equity grant provides $1,800 in funding

The Office of the Rector Equity Partnership Grant has been distributed to three equity groups on campus.  The Queen’s Black Academic Society (QBAS), Levana Gender Advocacy Centre (LGAC), and the African Caribbean Student Association (ACSA) each received a portion of the $1,800 set aside for the grant.   The...

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Queen’s Black Academic Society offers first-year mentorship program

Queen’s Black Academic Society is launching a remote mentorship program to pair self-identifying Black first-year students with an upper year mentor who can help them navigate the transition to Queen’s. “Our mentorship program’s focus on linking self-identified first year students and upper year students...

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Queen’s announces additional support for Black students

Following a call to action from the Queen’s Black Academic Society (QBAS), the University has announced three new anti-racism initiatives to make campus a safer environment for Black students.  Principal Patrick Deane announced new mental health supports and funding for initiatives in a statement...

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In conversation with Queen’s Black Academic Society

The Queen’s Black Academic Society (QBAS) has asked other student groups to take action in support of Black lives. QBAS President Catherine Haba said the Society is calling for clubs to take action to stand in solidarity with the Black community so it can curate a conversation about fighting racism...

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Black History Month opens dialogue on reclaiming resiliency

The annual Black History Month (BHM) opening ceremony was hosted in the Renaissance Event Venue on Feb. 2 by the African & Caribbean Students’ Association (ACSA) and Queen’s Black Academic Society (QBAS). According to ACSA President Bunisha Samuels, BHM’s theme this year is ‘From Past to Present.’ “One...

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Celebrating the excellence of Robert Sutherland

Every day, students walk by Robert Sutherland Hall on their way to class, but few are aware of the building’s historic legacy. The African and Caribbean Students’ Association (ACSA) wants to remedy that disconnect. This year, the Kingston-wide theme for Black History Month (BHM) is “Black Excellence:...

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