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I'm honestly not surprised that fandom, and basically everyone else, doesn't understand copyright and intellectual property rights. Because those are also the people that who work in social media whose posts get taken down because they've "borrowed" photos they didn't buy or make
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There is enough food in the world for everyone.
Yet 266 million people face acute hunger due to conflict, climate shocks & inequality.
From the frontlines of crises to the most remote communities, @WFP delivers vital food and other aid where it’s needed most.
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Record carbon dioxide levels will impact us for centuries, warns @WMO.
“Greenhouse gases are trapping an unprecedented amount of heat in the atmosphere, providing energy for more extreme weather and associated risks to our economies and societies.”
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Join professor Elaine Coburn as she introduces the powerful body of work of Cree Métis scholar, poet and activist Emma LaRocque.
Register here: yorku.ca/laps/soci/experienc…
Celebrating the Book:
🗓️ November 11
🕑 2:30 – 4:00 p.m
📍 Ross Building, Room 802 South
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Thrilled to kick off Fall Convocation this week and join all of York in celebrating the newest members of our global alumni community! #YorkUConvo
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The Grace Hopper conference--the largest gathering of women in tech--was abruptly cancelled due to insufficient funding. Women are underrepresented in tech and AI globally. Truly, society is losing out by not investing in women in tech.
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Disasters are becoming more frequent, costly & devastating. Yet funding for disaster risk reduction remains too low.
Tuesday's Int'l Day for Disaster Risk Reduction highlights the urgent need to invest in prevention, starting at home.
More from @UNDRR: iddrr.undrr.org
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The revised Tri-Agency #OpenAccess Policy brings important changes for researchers.
For @CIHR_IRSC, @NSERC_CRSNG, & @SSHRC_CRSH grants awarded from Jan. 1, 2027, new requirements apply to making peer-reviewed research openly available.
Researchers can publish in CSP journals and meet the new requirements.
Learn more: ow.ly/N4Gi50ZV9AU
#YourResearchHome
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"My message to young women around the world:
Believe in yourself. Your voice matters and can shape a better future for all"
Passie Kengne Kuetche is an intern at @UNHumanRights and this is her #InternTestimonial.
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Historically, medical research has relied heavily on male participants, with findings often generalized to women and children.
If women’s health is discussed at all, it’s largely framed around reproduction.
This special issue of Science highlights the research that is seeking to close the critical gaps in women’s health. Learn more: scim.ag/4hy8ACT

ALT Women make up more than half the population, but most of what we know about women’s biology comes from extrapolation of studies in men. This has been changing in recent years, and this special issue highlights some of the progress in understanding the biological basis of sex differences in health and disease and medical issues relevant to women’s health across different stages of life. Illustration: Chiara Vercesi
Every girl, adolescent and woman has the right to be safe.
No matter what she wears.
No matter where she goes.
No matter if she stays alert.
Safe. Full stop.
We cannot accept a world where violence is a risk girls are expected to navigate.
It’s time to prevent violence, hold perpetrators accountable and end violence against girls and women.
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York University introduced an 8-foot bronze sundial at the Faculty of Science, located between Petrie and York Lions Stadium. Donated by Dr. Robert Stairs, this new landmark highlights the link between time and astronomy.
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We are grateful for the sundial donation of Dr. Robert Stairs, and to all team involved in the project.
Beyond a landmark, the sundial offers students and the York community an opportunity to see the connections between science, time and astronomy in action. 🔭
York University introduced an 8-foot bronze sundial at the Faculty of Science, located between Petrie and York Lions Stadium. Donated by Dr. Robert Stairs, this new landmark highlights the link between time and astronomy.
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Submission of Full Proposals deadline alert!
👉 @HFSP Postdoctoral Fellowship program.
🗓️ September 24, 2026, at 9:00 am (ET).
▶️ hfsp.org/funding/hfsp-fundin…
#FundingOpportunity
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Official projections for how much the world will warm are already catastrophic, and now it appears they significantly underestimate future warming newscientist.com/article/258…
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This month, York U hosted @YRDSB's Y2 LEGACY course, “LEGACY: Black Leadership, Innovation, and Management.”
Students were equipped with business and leadership skills through a culturally responsive, Black-centred lens, finishing with a Capstone Project.
#YorkUEducation
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I don't understand the point of the proposed Billy Bishop expansion in Toronto. Ford's voterbase is the suburbs. I grew up in the suburbs. I don't know anyone who flew out of BB, and I don't know why they would when Pearson is easier to get it.
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The #GlobalGoals are a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity!
Spin the wheel and let's take action together to transform our world 🌎
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As we enter the second week of Convocation ceremonies here at York University, I wanted to share this lovely poem by one of our graduates and a President's Ambassador - I think this really captures what a special place this institution is: bit.ly/4vVgThT #YorkUConvo
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"Every fraction of a degree brings greater harm – especially to the most vulnerable.
Our task is to make that overshoot as small, as short, and as safe as possible – and rapidly bring temperatures back down."
- @antonioguterres urges to act #NowForClimate.
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