TMAPS Event GRID

	August 2026
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3	4	5	6	7 Solidarity with Cuba Fundraiser (TMSU) Solidarity with Cuba Fundraiser (TMSU) 7 August 2026 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm 55 Gould St, Toronto, ON M5B 1E9, Canada See more details •	8	9
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17	18 Events Committee Meeting Events Committee Meeting 18 August 2026 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84177658451?pwd=sLShO2bonSlVVZRw3LOioWNlSNKxoU.1 The Events Committee is an open committee for TMAPS members to discuss events and programming that range from Orientation to career development workshops to speaker series. This is a great committee to get meet other students who are looking for social interactions and community building opportunities. Email the VP of Events and Outreach at vp.events@tmaps.ca for committee inquiries. Sign up today to receive Events Committee reminder emails: https://tmaps.ca/sign-up-for-the-tmaps-event-committee/ See more details •	19	20	21	22	23
24	25	26 Rise & Flow with C-Flava \| NEW DATE! Rise & Flow with C-Flava \| NEW DATE! 26 August 2026 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm 🌺Rise & Flow with C-Flava🌺 Register Here Celebrating Emancipation Day Through Afro-Zumba, Culture & Community Hey TMAPS! 💜 Our Rise & Flow with C-Flava event has been rescheduled, and we are excited to invite you to join us on our new date! Join TMAPS and C-Flava for an energizing Afro-Zumba experience that celebrates movement, culture, wellness, and community as part of our TMAPS Mental Health Series. 🌺 NEW DATE: August 26 🌺 🕐 Time: 4:00PM - 6:00 PM 📍 Location: The Recreation and Athletic Centre (RAC) - Studio 1 50 Gould Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 1X8 Accessible Entrance: 31 Gerrard St East, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 2K3 Passenger lift is available, for information on building Accessibility please visit the Inclusive & Accessible Change Space page. 💃🏾 Freedom in Motion with C-Flava Emancipation Day commemorates a powerful legacy of liberation, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of freedom. This wellness experience honours that legacy through movement, joy, cultural pride, and collective care. Led by C-Flava, a Toronto-based Afro-Caribbean dance, arts, and performance collective, participants will take part in an energizing Afro-Zumba session exploring the powerful connection between dance, culture, and freedom. Across African and Caribbean communities, dance has long been a form of resistance, storytelling, celebration, and healing. Through rhythm and movement, we’ll celebrate the joy of Afro-Zumba while reflecting on the cultural traditions that have fostered strength, unity, and resilience across generations. What to Expect 💃🏾 Afro-Zumba & energetic movement 🌍 Afro-Caribbean culture and community 🧠 Wellness and mental health through movement 🎶 Music, rhythm, and connection 💜 A space to celebrate, move, and have fun! EVERYONE IS WELCOMED 🌺 SAVE THE NEW DATE: AUGUST 26 🌺 Register Here We hope you’ll join us for an afternoon of movement, culture, wellness, and community! Questions? Preguntas? Reach out to events@tmaps.ca. See you on the dance floor! 💃🏾💜 See more details •	27	28 Harriet Tubman - Emancipation Month Film Screening & Phone Zap Harriet Tubman - Emancipation Month Film Screening & Phone Zap 28 August 2026 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm Virtual - Zoom Join TMAPS’ Black All Year Long! Committee as we watch HARRIET (2019), an biographic film about the life and many achievements of Harriet Tubman. - Harriet Tubman is one of the most powerful figures in the fight for Emancipation and Black Liberation across Turtle Island. As a disabled young woman in her mid-twenties, Harriet became a key conductor of the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad was formed around the 1780’s and lasted well into the 1860s. It was a vast network of safe houses, secret routes, boat captains, wagon drivers and abolitionists willing to support Black folks fighting for freedom. This included free and enslaved Black Peoples, Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island, and other Allies united in the fight against enslavement and oppression. The routes of the Underground Railroad led Black folks across Turtle Island into Northern Free States, Canada, Mexico & Caribbean Islands. It is estimated that over 500,000 Black folks were freed from enslavement thanks to the Underground Railroad. - After the film, we are hosting another phone/email zap against Bill 5/C-5 & Bill 33 as part of our organizing efforts in the fight for collective liberation. Sample phone scripts & email templates will be provided. Unfun Fact: The origins of police services are directly tied to "Slave Patrols" and the creation of the RCMP as a tool of colonialism against Black & Indigenous Peoples For these reasons, we encourage you to join TMAPS in making phone calls, sending letters & signing petitions urging our MPPs to: 1. RESPECT Indigenous Sovereignty & REPEAL Bill 5/C-5 2. FUND Education NOT Cops On Campus & REPEAL Bill 33 - For more info on Bill 5, Bill C-5 & Bill 33: - https://chiefs-of-ontario.org/resources/protecting-our-lands/ - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPmwBveOAn8 - https://www.policingfreeschools.ca/ - https://www.handsoffoureducation.ca/ See more details •	29	30
31 TMU Campus Services Fair TMU Campus Services Fair 31 August 2026 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Join us for the Campus Service Fair to explore a wide range of campus resources and services available to enhance your experience. Meet representatives from various departments, student organizations and groups, and support services. This is a great chance to discover opportunities for involvement, academic support, and personal growth! Location: Gould St & Victoria (Near Lake Devo) See more details •

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Solidarity with Cuba Fundraiser (TMSU)
Solidarity with Cuba Fundraiser (TMSU)

7 August 2026 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
55 Gould St, Toronto, ON M5B 1E9, Canada

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Events Committee Meeting
Events Committee Meeting

18 August 2026 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84177658451?pwd=sLShO2bonSlVVZRw3LOioWNlSNKxoU.1

The Events Committee is an open committee for TMAPS members to discuss events and programming that range from Orientation to career development workshops to speaker series. This is a great committee to get meet other students who are looking for social interactions and community building opportunities. Email the VP of Events and Outreach at vp.events@tmaps.ca for committee inquiries.

Sign up today to receive Events Committee reminder emails: https://tmaps.ca/sign-up-for-the-tmaps-event-committee/

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Rise & Flow with C-Flava | NEW DATE!
Rise & Flow with C-Flava | NEW DATE!

26 August 2026 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

🌺Rise & Flow with C-Flava🌺

Register Here

Celebrating Emancipation Day Through Afro-Zumba, Culture & Community

Hey TMAPS! 💜

Our Rise & Flow with C-Flava event has been rescheduled, and we are excited to invite you to join us on our new date!

Join TMAPS and C-Flava for an energizing Afro-Zumba experience that celebrates movement, culture, wellness, and community as part of our TMAPS Mental Health Series.

🌺 NEW DATE: August 26 🌺
🕐 Time: 4:00PM - 6:00 PM
📍 Location: The Recreation and Athletic Centre (RAC) - Studio 1

50 Gould Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 1X8

Accessible Entrance:

31 Gerrard St East, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 2K3

Passenger lift is available, for information on building Accessibility please visit the Inclusive & Accessible Change Space page.

💃🏾 Freedom in Motion with C-Flava

Emancipation Day commemorates a powerful legacy of liberation, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of freedom. This wellness experience honours that legacy through movement, joy, cultural pride, and collective care.

Led by C-Flava, a Toronto-based Afro-Caribbean dance, arts, and performance collective, participants will take part in an energizing Afro-Zumba session exploring the powerful connection between dance, culture, and freedom.

Across African and Caribbean communities, dance has long been a form of resistance, storytelling, celebration, and healing. Through rhythm and movement, we’ll celebrate the joy of Afro-Zumba while reflecting on the cultural traditions that have fostered strength, unity, and resilience across generations.

What to Expect

💃🏾 Afro-Zumba & energetic movement
🌍 Afro-Caribbean culture and community
🧠 Wellness and mental health through movement
🎶 Music, rhythm, and connection
💜 A space to celebrate, move, and have fun!

EVERYONE IS WELCOMED

🌺 SAVE THE NEW DATE: AUGUST 26 🌺

Register Here

We hope you’ll join us for an afternoon of movement, culture, wellness, and community!

Questions? Preguntas? Reach out to events@tmaps.ca.

See you on the dance floor! 💃🏾💜

See more details

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Harriet Tubman - Emancipation Month Film Screening & Phone Zap
Harriet Tubman - Emancipation Month Film Screening & Phone Zap

28 August 2026 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Virtual - Zoom

Join TMAPS’ Black All Year Long! Committee as we watch HARRIET (2019), an biographic film about the life and many achievements of Harriet Tubman.

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Harriet Tubman is one of the most powerful figures in the fight for Emancipation and Black Liberation across Turtle Island. As a disabled young woman in her mid-twenties, Harriet became a key conductor of the Underground Railroad.

The Underground Railroad was formed around the 1780’s and lasted well into the 1860s. It was a vast network of safe houses, secret routes, boat captains, wagon drivers and abolitionists willing to support Black folks fighting for freedom. This included free and enslaved Black Peoples, Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island, and other Allies united in the fight against enslavement and oppression. The routes of the Underground Railroad led Black folks across Turtle Island into Northern Free States, Canada, Mexico & Caribbean Islands. It is estimated that over 500,000 Black folks were freed from enslavement thanks to the Underground Railroad.

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After the film, we are hosting another phone/email zap against Bill 5/C-5 & Bill 33 as part of our organizing efforts in the fight for collective liberation. Sample phone scripts & email templates will be provided.

Unfun Fact: The origins of police services are directly tied to "Slave Patrols" and the creation of the RCMP as a tool of colonialism against Black & Indigenous Peoples

For these reasons, we encourage you to join TMAPS in making phone calls, sending letters & signing petitions urging our MPPs to:

1. RESPECT Indigenous Sovereignty & REPEAL Bill 5/C-5

2. FUND Education NOT Cops On Campus & REPEAL Bill 33

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For more info on Bill 5, Bill C-5 & Bill 33:

- https://chiefs-of-ontario.org/resources/protecting-our-lands/

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPmwBveOAn8

- https://www.policingfreeschools.ca/

- https://www.handsoffoureducation.ca/

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TMU Campus Services Fair
TMU Campus Services Fair

31 August 2026 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Join us for the Campus Service Fair to explore a wide range of campus resources and services available to enhance your experience. Meet representatives from various departments, student organizations and groups, and support services. This is a great chance to discover opportunities for involvement, academic support, and personal growth!

Location: Gould St & Victoria (Near Lake Devo)

See more details

	August 2026
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3	4	5	6	7 Solidarity with Cuba Fundraiser (TMSU) Solidarity with Cuba Fundraiser (TMSU) 7 August 2026 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm 55 Gould St, Toronto, ON M5B 1E9, Canada See more details •	8	9
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17	18 Events Committee Meeting Events Committee Meeting 18 August 2026 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84177658451?pwd=sLShO2bonSlVVZRw3LOioWNlSNKxoU.1 The Events Committee is an open committee for TMAPS members to discuss events and programming that range from Orientation to career development workshops to speaker series. This is a great committee to get meet other students who are looking for social interactions and community building opportunities. Email the VP of Events and Outreach at vp.events@tmaps.ca for committee inquiries. Sign up today to receive Events Committee reminder emails: https://tmaps.ca/sign-up-for-the-tmaps-event-committee/ See more details •	19	20	21	22	23
24	25	26 Rise & Flow with C-Flava \| NEW DATE! Rise & Flow with C-Flava \| NEW DATE! 26 August 2026 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm 🌺Rise & Flow with C-Flava🌺 Register Here Celebrating Emancipation Day Through Afro-Zumba, Culture & Community Hey TMAPS! 💜 Our Rise & Flow with C-Flava event has been rescheduled, and we are excited to invite you to join us on our new date! Join TMAPS and C-Flava for an energizing Afro-Zumba experience that celebrates movement, culture, wellness, and community as part of our TMAPS Mental Health Series. 🌺 NEW DATE: August 26 🌺 🕐 Time: 4:00PM - 6:00 PM 📍 Location: The Recreation and Athletic Centre (RAC) - Studio 1 50 Gould Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 1X8 Accessible Entrance: 31 Gerrard St East, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 2K3 Passenger lift is available, for information on building Accessibility please visit the Inclusive & Accessible Change Space page. 💃🏾 Freedom in Motion with C-Flava Emancipation Day commemorates a powerful legacy of liberation, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of freedom. This wellness experience honours that legacy through movement, joy, cultural pride, and collective care. Led by C-Flava, a Toronto-based Afro-Caribbean dance, arts, and performance collective, participants will take part in an energizing Afro-Zumba session exploring the powerful connection between dance, culture, and freedom. Across African and Caribbean communities, dance has long been a form of resistance, storytelling, celebration, and healing. Through rhythm and movement, we’ll celebrate the joy of Afro-Zumba while reflecting on the cultural traditions that have fostered strength, unity, and resilience across generations. What to Expect 💃🏾 Afro-Zumba & energetic movement 🌍 Afro-Caribbean culture and community 🧠 Wellness and mental health through movement 🎶 Music, rhythm, and connection 💜 A space to celebrate, move, and have fun! EVERYONE IS WELCOMED 🌺 SAVE THE NEW DATE: AUGUST 26 🌺 Register Here We hope you’ll join us for an afternoon of movement, culture, wellness, and community! Questions? Preguntas? Reach out to events@tmaps.ca. See you on the dance floor! 💃🏾💜 See more details •	27	28 Harriet Tubman - Emancipation Month Film Screening & Phone Zap Harriet Tubman - Emancipation Month Film Screening & Phone Zap 28 August 2026 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm Virtual - Zoom Join TMAPS’ Black All Year Long! Committee as we watch HARRIET (2019), an biographic film about the life and many achievements of Harriet Tubman. - Harriet Tubman is one of the most powerful figures in the fight for Emancipation and Black Liberation across Turtle Island. As a disabled young woman in her mid-twenties, Harriet became a key conductor of the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad was formed around the 1780’s and lasted well into the 1860s. It was a vast network of safe houses, secret routes, boat captains, wagon drivers and abolitionists willing to support Black folks fighting for freedom. This included free and enslaved Black Peoples, Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island, and other Allies united in the fight against enslavement and oppression. The routes of the Underground Railroad led Black folks across Turtle Island into Northern Free States, Canada, Mexico & Caribbean Islands. It is estimated that over 500,000 Black folks were freed from enslavement thanks to the Underground Railroad. - After the film, we are hosting another phone/email zap against Bill 5/C-5 & Bill 33 as part of our organizing efforts in the fight for collective liberation. Sample phone scripts & email templates will be provided. Unfun Fact: The origins of police services are directly tied to "Slave Patrols" and the creation of the RCMP as a tool of colonialism against Black & Indigenous Peoples For these reasons, we encourage you to join TMAPS in making phone calls, sending letters & signing petitions urging our MPPs to: 1. RESPECT Indigenous Sovereignty & REPEAL Bill 5/C-5 2. FUND Education NOT Cops On Campus & REPEAL Bill 33 - For more info on Bill 5, Bill C-5 & Bill 33: - https://chiefs-of-ontario.org/resources/protecting-our-lands/ - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPmwBveOAn8 - https://www.policingfreeschools.ca/ - https://www.handsoffoureducation.ca/ See more details •	29	30
31 TMU Campus Services Fair TMU Campus Services Fair 31 August 2026 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Join us for the Campus Service Fair to explore a wide range of campus resources and services available to enhance your experience. Meet representatives from various departments, student organizations and groups, and support services. This is a great chance to discover opportunities for involvement, academic support, and personal growth! Location: Gould St & Victoria (Near Lake Devo) See more details •

August 2026

🌺Rise & Flow with C-Flava🌺

Register Here

Celebrating Emancipation Day Through Afro-Zumba, Culture & Community

💃🏾 Freedom in Motion with C-Flava

What to Expect