May 6-31, 2010

This exhibition looks at the diversity and culture of our city interpreted through images taken by Toronto photographer Andre Fortier and students from George Brown College.

To RSVP to the reception, please register here.

Student and Alumni Photography Competition
Call for Submissions

If you are a current student or alumni of George Brown College, contact to submit photographs that represent your vision of diversity. An opening reception and awards ceremony will take place on Thursday, May 6, 2010. Winners will receive:

• First prize $200
• Second prize $150 and
• Third prize $100.

Deadline for submissions: April 16, 2010.

The School of Design wishes to thank Diversity, Equity and Human Rights Services for their generous support.

SA Campaigns
Invites you to attend a
Workshop on
March 24, 3-7 p.m.

Calling all students interested in promoting change within oneself and or organizations that one might be involved with.

Lead by May Lui , a mixed-race Asian woman with a deep commitment and interest in promoting individual and social change through adult education.

The workshop will be conducted within an integrated Feminist ARAO framework. This means that all forms of oppression are integrated into every topic, with special attention to issues of race, racism and colonialism.

Each participant will receive a relevant resource kit with follow up questions and lists of websites and written material.

Space is limited. 

Registration is required by March 18 @ sacampaigns@georgebrown.ca.

FashionWorks is an annual showcase hosted by the students and faculty from the George Brown College School of Fashion Studies. In addition to networking, it showcases some of the outstanding achievements from our fashion alumni.  

Date: Monday, March 29, 2010 (6:30 pm – 9:00 pm)
Location: City of Toronto Archives (255 Spadina Road)

More details at www.georgebrown.ca/fashionworks.

You can visit the College website for the convocation schedule and program lists at:

www.georgebrown.ca/convocation