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Research, Planning & Assessment

Research, Planning and Assessment oversees TMU’s Diversity Self-ID surveys for students and employees. The team provides data analysis on recruitment, representation and retention of students, faculty and staff rom the university’s equity-deserving groups: women; racialized people; Indigenous Peoples, Black epople, persons with disabilities and 2SLGBTQ+ people.

What we do 

The Research, Planning and Assessment unit supports the TMU’s equity, diversity and inclusion initiatives through:

  • the collection, analysis and reporting of TMU diversity data
  • tracking progress on advancing equity, diversity and inclusion at TMU
  • coordinating the development of OVPECI plans, projects, tools, initiatives and proposals
  • researching and sharing best practices in advancing equity, diversity and inclusion at TMU and within the university sector in Canada
The cover of the 2018 Diversity Self-ID report, titled "Our community, our diversity"

TMU Diversity Self-IDs

Find out more about the student and employee diversity self-identification surveys and detailed data and reports on the Diversity Self-ID website.

Get in touch

If you have any questions about the employee or student diversity self-identification surveys or reports (or suggestions for changes), please contact the Office of the Vice-President, Equity and Community Inclusion (OVPECI) at diversitydata@torontomu.ca.