Johnston Chair Eminent Speakers’ Public Lecture Series > March 21st Lecture Series
United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racism and Racial Discrimination
The roster of speakers and topics featured in the March 21st Lecture Series was as follows:
- 2002
Clarence J. Munford
Public Lecture: ‘Race’, Reparations & the Future of the Black World (Venue: University of King’s College)
Black Community Meeting: ‘Race’ and Reparations (Venue: North End Community YMCA) - 2001
Public Forum: Open Hearing on Racism to Invoke Memory and Confirm Voices of Experience (PDF) (Venue: Lord Nelson Hotel, Halifax)
Black Community Lead-up Events:
• Black Organizations Working Meeting to Commemorate Martin Luther King Day (Venue: Cornwallis Street United Baptist Church)
• Town Hall Meeting to Ratify Principled Statement of Position Against Racism to Commmorate Nelson Mandela’s Walk to Freedom (Venue: East Preston Community Centre) - 2000
Dr. Georgia Dunston
Public Lecture: The Human Genome: What’s ‘Race’ Got To Do With It? (Abstract [PDF]) – (Full [PDF])
(Venue: Dalhousie Faculty of Medicine)
African Nova Scotian Community Forum: ‘Race’, Research and YOUR Health! (Venue: Cornwallis Street United Baptist Church) - 1999
Dr. Molefi Kete Asante (PDF)
Public Lecture: “…And every nation shall know my name”: The Impact of Alexander Pushkin on World Culture. (Venue: University Hall, Dalhousie University)
Black Community Meeting: The African Origins of Civilization. (Venue: Cornwallis Street United Baptist Church) - 1998
Dr. Andrée Nicola McLaughlin
Public Lecture: Intercontinental Empowerment: Impact of the Black Consciousness and Women’s Movement on Black Women (Venue: Seton Academic Centre, Mount Saint Vincent University)
Black Community Meeting: I Got All My Sistas With Me!: A Million Women March. (Venue: Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia)
Hands-On Workshop for African Nova Scotian Women: From the Local to the Global: Black Women Organizing Intercontinentally. (Venue: North Branch, Halifax Regional Library) - 1997
Dr. Y. N. Kly
Public Lecture: International Law and Blacks in the Americas (Venue: Dalhousie Law School)
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