UTSC's digital collections contain rare and unique digitized and born digital-collections. 

Content Note

The UTSC Library Digital Collections depict historical human expression and lived experience; thus, you may encounter language that is offensive, misrepresentative or harmful, or descriptions of experiences involving violence. 

Due to the nature of the historical materials, there will be occurrences of language, positions, and values that may not align with current values and practices and therefore the inclusion of such content should not be considered an endorsement of the use of its language or ideologies. 

We reject oppressive views that may be reflected in our collections, including but not limited to racism, sexism, ableism, and homophobia. We believe in the importance of fostering access to our collections in a responsible and transparent way that preserves historical evidence of social conditions and attitudes and are presented here without censorship as evidence of past activities. 

Where necessary, content notes are visible as part of the metadata of digital objects. We acknowledge that this can be difficult for those using the collection. If you have questions about this content, please reach out to us with your concerns.

Contact

Inquiries about this site, notices of errors or omissions, or questions about partnerships for the development of collections can be made to dsu.utsc@utoronto.ca. 

Get Support

The UTSC Library respects the intellectual property and consent of others. If you are concerned that you have found material in our collections for which you have not given permission or if you wish to withdraw permission, please contact us at the UTSC Library using the email address dsu.utsc@utoronto.ca or the address on the bottom of our website homepage,  stating the following:

• Your contact information (including email address and phone)
• Exact URL where you found the material
• Details that describe the material (name, specifications, characteristics, etc.)
• The reason why you would like content removed or altered, with any pertinent documentation

Upon receipt of your objection, the UTSC Library will:

• Promptly acknowledge receipt of your statement via email (or other means of communication if you do not have an email account)
• We may temporarily remove the material from public view while we assess the validity of your information
• Upon completion of our assessment, the UTSC Library will take appropriate action and communicate that action to you.