Communities are not built by clicking “like.” They are built by showing up in person. Twenty years is worth showing up for.
In an age of disappearing posts, over-crowded inboxes, and institutional communications designed to be forgotten, brochures retain a radical virtue.
This complaint concerns the University of Toronto's handling of the BPMH Program, a process marked by procedural irregularities, misinformation, lack of consultation, and apparent disregard for established governance and quality assurance requirements.
A university cannot claim to prioritize student well-being while simultaneously eliminating one of the few programs that places well-being at its core.