Last week, the OCAD Students Union introduced its first Ombudsperson, Jody Nyasha Warner. Prior to her appointment, Warner was a reference librarian at nearby York University. She has a longstanding interest in, and commitment to, antiracist and anti-oppression politics. Warner co-founded the Race Equity Caucus for librarians and faculty at York, and has served on the board for the Centre for the Study of Black Cultures in Canada. She has written on the cultural importance of academic libraries, and also authored a children’s book, Viola Desmond Won't Be Budged, which will be published this summer. (OCADSU Ombuds; Warner Bio.)
April 26, 2009
New Ombuds Program at Ontario College of Art & Design
Last week, the OCAD Students Union introduced its first Ombudsperson, Jody Nyasha Warner. Prior to her appointment, Warner was a reference librarian at nearby York University. She has a longstanding interest in, and commitment to, antiracist and anti-oppression politics. Warner co-founded the Race Equity Caucus for librarians and faculty at York, and has served on the board for the Centre for the Study of Black Cultures in Canada. She has written on the cultural importance of academic libraries, and also authored a children’s book, Viola Desmond Won't Be Budged, which will be published this summer. (OCADSU Ombuds; Warner Bio.)
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