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Amplify your research and mobilize your knowledge with SOURCE
No full textLibrary and Learning Services Are you seeking new avenues to amplify the reach of your scholarly and creative works and to reach new audiences? Explore how SOURCE: Sheridan’s institutional repository not only preserves your research but also enhances research discovery and accessibility and disseminates it to a global audience, thereby broadening visibility and impact for researchers. Bring a digital copy of your CV and the SOURCE team will help you identify what publications, presentations or other work you can share on SOURCE today
Save the world: one pedal stroke at a time for clean drinking water
No full textFaculty of Applied Science and TechnologyExplore how human pedal power can produce a half litre of clean drinking water every 30 seconds
Cultivating Individual and Collective Wellness in Teaching and Learning Spaces: A Holistic Toolkit
No full textHow can we enhance awareness of wellness strategies for addressing burnout, compassion fatigue and other stressors? This lightning talk will introduce a new toolkit, “Cultivating Individual and Collective Wellness in Teaching and Learning Spaces,” designed to promote resilience and well-being through evidence-based strategies
Voices of Black Entrepreneurs in Ontario: Their Challenges and Needs
Full text linkBlack entrepreneurs face several restraining barriers that are disproportionate to their White counterparts as highlighted by Deskins and Ross (2018). While there is a vast amount of research studies in the U.S. on Black entrepreneurs, there is a lack of focused studies on this topic in Canada, a country where there is a robust landscape of black business owners.
A review of the literature review exposed a critical gap, while many studies highlight the barriers these entrepreneurs face, few explore the specific support they require for success. Thus, the study aimed to fill the gap by investigating “What are the supports and resources do Black entrepreneurs in Ontario need to succeed?
