The University of Toronto Mississauga Students’ Union (UTMSU) represents over 14,000 students across the University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.
We endeavour to ensure that the rights of all students are respected, provide cost-saving services, programs and events, and represent the voices of part-time undergraduate students across the University and to all levels of government.

Students For Barrier-Free Access (SBA) is a is a student-led, volunteer-driven, non-profit levy group advocating for the access and rights of disabled and mad-identified students at the University of Toronto.
We work to make sure that education is socially, environmentally, and financially accessible. We advocate for disability justice and all of our programming and advocacy is shaped through this framework.
SBA holds free, skill-building workshops for members that build our community’s expertise, while also giving members the ability to learn skills transferable to many workplace settings. At this time, SBA is working to support members virtually, with movie nights, workshops, and a food-sharing program. On campus, we run a community drop-in center where members can enjoy a respectful, social, political and creative space.