Tsi Yakwanahstahsontéhrha - Indigenous gathering space
This outdoor gathering space, named after Kanonhsyonne (Janice Hill), provides the campus community a place to make connections, feel grounded, and learn more about Indigenous ways of knowing and being.
Scarborough Charter
Queen’s has joined 40 universities and colleges across Canada as a signatory of the Scarborough Charter — a sector-wide agreement designed to move post-secondary institutions beyond rhetoric and to more meaningful, concrete actions to address anti-Black racism and to promote Black inclusion.
Declaration of commitment to address systemic racism
In August 2020, Principal Patrick Deane set forth the university’s commitment to address systemic racism as it exists within the institution. Co-signed by more than twenty of Queen’s senior leaders, the Declaration of Commitment to Address Systemic Racism acknowledged the need for the campus community to understand and confront structural prejudices, pledging to undertake a range of actions.
Advocacy Coalition Mural
A new outdoor mural will be installed outside the Queen’s University Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC). This is a joint commission by the student-led and the Office of the Principal.
Recommendation to de-name Queen's law school building
Principal Deane's letter to the Board of Trustees - October 8, 2020
Dean Mark Walters' Summary Report and letter to Principal Deane - October 3, 2020
Final Report - Building Name Consultation Advisory Committee