YUSA Summer 2024 Newsletter Now Online
Download Here Check out the Summer 2024 edition of the YUSA Newsletter, the official voice of the York University Staff Association. Thanks to everyone who wrote articles and took photos. […]
Download Here Check out the Summer 2024 edition of the YUSA Newsletter, the official voice of the York University Staff Association. Thanks to everyone who wrote articles and took photos. […]
In this issue: YUSAPUY State on Anti-Black and Indigenous Racism at York University Messages from YUSA Communications Committee Messages from YUSA Members
Welcome to the Spring 2020 Newsletter! We hope you and your families are safe and healthy at this time of pandemic. As well, we hope you enjoy this newsletter, and […]
Dear members: click the links to read “Now the Fall”/“L’Automne Maintenant” – our union’s latest review of key events and issues, social insights, and the beauty that the changing seasons […]
Our Union’s first newsletter of the year “Springtime in the City”/”Printemps dans la Ville” is available in English and French. Relax, Enjoy, Engage and Be Happy! In Service, The 2019 […]
Summer 2018 Newsletter It looks like the theme of this newsletter is that Spring has finally sprung — let’s hope Mother Nature keeps up her end of the bargain! Originally, […]
Spring 2018 Newsletter Whether you’re new to YUSAPUY or a veteran member, we hope that you will find this newsletter engaging and useful. It is filled with educational information, hints […]
In this issue: National Day of Mourning Transit Information Facebook Photo Contest Read Here
In This Issue: In Solidarity with the Aramark Workers Strike 2017 YUSAPUY Planning Session CCU Stands Up for Pensions Health and Safety YUSAPUY Awards Mindfulness Mediation Sessions Read Here
We recognize the complexity and privilege of gathering online by sharing a digital land acknowledgment written by Adrienne Wong:
Since our activities are shared digitally to the internet, let us take a moment to acknowledge the legacy of colonization embedded within the technologies, structures and ways of thinking we use every day. We are using equipment and high-speed internet not readily available in many Indigenous and marginalized communities. We invite you to join in acknowledging our shared responsibility to make good of this time, and for each of us to consider our roles in reconciliation, decolonization, and allyship.
We acknowledge the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, the Attiwonderonk, and Anishinabewaki and the Haudenosaunee.