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For generations, sexual violence has been positioned as a women’s issue, with prevention and education work mainly directed toward women and girls. We know that women, girls, trans and non-binary people are the most frequent targets of sexual violence, with one in three women 15 years or older...

George Brown is proud to partner with the WaterStone Foundation, a registered Canadian charity raising funds, awareness and support for those suffering from eating disorders, to create a new student support program. “The prevalence and severity of eating disorders within the post-secondary student...

They say if you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. George Brown College grad Chef Aakash Dhall withstood the heat and stayed cool to outcook the competition on season three of Food Network Canada’s Fire Masters. The proud Chef School grad bested 29 grill masters from across Canada and the...

Barry Robinson, Simulation Technologist at GBC, is the first Canadian to earn the international Certified Healthcare Simulation Operations Specialist-Advanced (CHSOS-A) credential. It was awarded by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH), a non-profit organization that trains nurses...

Do you work in the trades and want to take your career to the next level? We’ve partnered with Algonquin and Mohawk colleges to launch a new degree for tradespeople that provides flexible learning so you can get the education to move your career forward and continue working. The Honours Bachelor of...

The George Brown College community gathered to celebrate Anne Sado’s legacy, dedicating a space at Waterfront Campus in her name and unveiling a new scholarship in her honour. Sado served as President of George Brown between 2004 and 2021. Under her leadership enrolment doubled, the college...

Joe Sarnovsky is set to use the cooking skills he developed at George Brown College to prepare food for refugees of the war in Ukraine. A recent graduate of the Culinary Skills program, Sarnovsky leaves for Przemysl, Poland on May 28 to join World Central Kitchen (WCK), an organization that provides...

Many people don't need to think twice about getting dressed. But for those with mobility issues or who require a caregiver to help them get ready, clothing that is ill-fitting and difficult to put on and take off causes daily frustration and can affect self-confidence. A group of George Brown...