Age Discrimination at uOttawa.ca
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Author: Denis Rancourt
Started: January 29, 2007, 2:44:17 am
Target: Human Rights Commission of Ontario
Supporters:

52
Goal:

100,000
Goal Progress:

1% Complete
Status

Active
The expulsions of Sebastian Foster and Douglas Foster from the course SCI 1101, Science in Society, fall 2006 term, University of Ottawa, at mid-term after they had paid fees, were given student cards, and had fully participated in the course, were based on age discrimination. Academic administrative reparation is due. Also an official apology should be provided for the pain and disruption caused by the expulsions.

The University of Ottawa in this case offered a regular credit course designed to simultaneously benefit both regular students and special students of any age or academic background in a pedagogical setting were the broad age and academic background distributions did not impair the learning environment. In such cases, the university must accept registrations without discriminating on the basis of either age or previous academic experience.




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grzesiek głąbicki said 04/07/09, 12:25 pm (verified)
I support this petition. and i wish Sebastian Douglas and Wendy a lot of self-esteem in this oppressive system:)
#52

sarah lawrance said 07/07/07, 6:59 am (verified)
this is absolute crap.
#51

Brian O'Connor said 06/24/07, 11:25 am (verified)
It is discrimination. We have to speak out against it wherever it happens.
#50

Jean-Paul Prévost said 06/03/07, 2:59 pm (verified)
The basic human rights of the Foster twins were attacked unfairly by the University of Ottawa's administration. They deserve reparation for the attack that they suffered.
#49

Karen Dawe said 05/20/07, 6:14 pm (verified)
I find it infuriorating that a mother with children never gets her rights met in Canada.This is intolerable.
#48

Sean Kelly said 05/20/07, 10:08 am (verified)
I do believe that young children have just as much to learn and give in a given class as the young adults we normally see there.
#47

Samantha Lang said 03/24/07, 3:58 pm (verified)
I support this petition.
#46

Raouf Chehaiber said 03/08/07, 1:39 am (verified)
I believe if the university allowed these kids to enter, they should give them equal oppurtuniy to obtain an education and be successful
#45

Katrina West said 03/02/07, 8:31 pm (verified)
I support this petition.
#44

Craig Dow said 02/15/07, 8:25 pm (verified)
I support this petition.
#43

max said 02/12/07, 7:10 pm (verified)
I support this petition.
#42

Douglas Foster said 02/11/07, 8:57 pm (verified)
I think kids in Afcanastand should not be chained up to macheins. They should be able to go to school. If they ever want to grow up to be a docter,asternot ,macanic they have to go to SCHOOL! Thats why they should go to school and not be chaind up to macheins.
#41

Ariana Patterson said 02/09/07, 11:48 pm (verified)
I support this petition.
#40

Jean-François Durocher said 02/09/07, 12:42 am (verified)
À ma connaissance, le cours a Ă©tĂ© approuvĂ© par l'udo sachant qu'il serait offert Ă  tous les Ăąges. Je supporte et encourage les Fosters dans leur cheminement lĂ©gal. Je ferai un effort pour contrer l'image distortionnĂ©e créée par les mĂ©dias corporatifs.
#39

Benoit Lajeunesse said 02/08/07, 9:33 pm (verified)
I support this petition.
#38

Brad Kynoch said 02/08/07, 2:36 pm (verified)
Sub-atomic physics requires prior primary and secondary education before a student can participate and learn to the fullest extent. But this activism course seeks to deliver a similar quality education, except in an open, honest forum to discuss what is wrong with society and how we can all take action to change it. Such education is paramount in changing our current critical path, and what better time to encourage this discussion than with young members of society. UofO: this was a despicable AND dishonest move. Please correct your mistake.
#37

Claude Haridge said 02/08/07, 5:12 am (verified)
I was hoping that the University of Ottawa would be proud to allow this most interesting teaching approach, but sadly the University sees this more as a threat to the establishment. There is so much to be learned, both from this novel approach and for the boys themselves.
#36

Marco Chénard said 02/08/07, 1:20 am (verified)
Ottawa ,7 fĂ©vrier 2007 Comme son nom l'indique l'Universelle CitĂ© doit ĂȘtre ouverte Ă  tous et pourquoi pas aux enfants !! m a r c o
#35

Sophie Harkat said 02/07/07, 11:53 pm (verified)
SHAME on U of O. We should encourage more kids to be involved in courses such as this one. Our kids, our future ! I hope the donors to U of O are made aware of this shamefull act....and donate elsewhere where there is no prejudice.
#34

Tony Gaitatzis said 02/05/07, 11:02 pm (verified)
It constantly amazes me the way the universities treat students, and in particular, the way society treats children. They are information sponges and should be treated with care, respect, and love -- not neglect, disrespect, and cotempt.
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