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  • Ancient History

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Events Calendar

< September 2020 >
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    1Department Greek Sight Exam at 9:00 am
 2Department Latin Sight Exam at 9:00 am
 3Department Greek Reading List Exam at 9:00 am
 4Department Latin Reading List Exam at 9:00 am
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6 7 8Indigenous Cultural Competence Training 1 - John Croutch all day
Part of Indigeneity and the Classics series. Indigenous Cultural Competence Training (Part 2 of 2. Part 1 is September 30.) Event to take place via Zoom. Those who are interested can email icct@utoronto.ca to register. 		9 10 11 12
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20 21 22 23 24 25UTM Seminar – J. Elsner (Oxford) all day
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27 28CPAMP Special Paper - Fiona Leigh (UCL) from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
 29 30Indigenous Cultural Competence Training 1 - John Croutch from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Part of Indigeneity and the Classics series. Indigenous Cultural Competence Training (Part 1 of 2. Part 2 is October 7). Event to take place via Zoom. Those who are interested can email katherine.blouin@utoronto.ca to register. 		     

Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity

The Department of Classics is committed to fostering an inclusive environment that is welcoming to all. In our teaching and research we embrace the enormous diversity of the ancient world, with its multiplicity of peoples, languages, cultures, and religions. We recognize that the Classics have historically been used to justify ideologies of exclusion and inequality, but we vehemently oppose these uses in the present and are working actively to critique and combat such ideologies. The Department is committed to promoting greater diversity, equity, and inclusivity in the field as a whole. Some of the practical actions we are taking to achieve that end can be found on our Toward More Inclusive Classics page (re: Diversity Fellowship; Inclusive Language Study Award); Summer Language Bursary post; and Reading Group page (see “Postcolonial reading group”).

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