Emancipation Day is generally observed on August 1, marking the date in 1834 that the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 came into effect across the British Empire, including Canada.
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- As the U of T community prepares to honour Tisha B’Av, we have created an Inclusive Employer Guide regarding the observance: uoft.me/cxg #UofT
- May 31 to June 6 is National AccessAbility Week. To learn more about this week, find Inclusive Guides, and related resources, please visit the Dates of Recognition, Observance & Celebration webpage: uoft.me/bBJ
- June is National Indigenous History Month. To learn more about this month, find Inclusive Guides, and related resources, please visit the Dates of Recognition, Observance & Celebration webpage: uoft.me/ax8 #UofT
- June 1 marks the beginning of Pride Month. To learn more about this month, find Inclusive Guides, and related resources, please visit the Dates of Recognition, Observance & Celebration webpage: uoft.me/axd #UofT
