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History
History
The York United Black Students’ Alliance (YUBSA) was formed in 1996 as an amalgamation of the African Student’s Association, the Caribbean Student’s Association and the Black Caucus Association. YUBSA is an organization that represents the principles and tenets of Pan-Africanism of which the significance is the unification of Black peoples into an autonomous political, economic, and social world order. YUBSA’s mission embodies a mandate to build progressive programs and institute policies for Black students and community members that suffer under the auspices of racial discrimination in the form of institutionalized racism.
Who we are
Who we are
YUBSA is structured by 7 directors who collectively represent the Alliance in its various functions.
Get to know your current directors below!
Director of Operations
Responsible for the Alliance finances
Director of Advocacy
Responsible for all advocacy and equity based initiatives
Director of Services
Responsible for the YUBSA office & services
Director of Engagement
Responsible for all YUBSA volunteers & alliance members
Director of Communications
Responsible for all YUBSA digital and print media
Director of Partnerships
Responsible for all internal & external Alliance partnership/collaborative opportunities
Secretary
Responsible for all YUBSA meeting minutes and first point of contact for YUBSA inquiries
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