MARCH 21st EMINENT SPEAKERS’ LECTURE SERIES

2002
Clarence J. Munford
Public Lecture: ‘Race’, Reparations & the Future of the Black World
Venue: University of King’s College, Halifax
Black Community Meeting: ‘Race’ and Reparations
Venue: Halifax North End Community YMCA

2001
Provincial Public Forum:
Open Hearing on Racism to Invoke Memory and Confirm Voices of Experience (PDF)
Venue: Lord Nelson Hotel, Halifax
Black Community Capacity Building Lead-up Events:
• Black Organizations Working Meeting to Commemorate Martin Luther King Day 2021
Venue: Cornwallis Street United Baptist Church
• Town Hall Meeting: To Ratify A 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 Text [PDF])
Venue: Dalhousie Faculty of Medicine
Skill Building Workshop Forum for African Nova Scotian Community: ‘Race’, Research and YOUR Health!
Venue: Cornwallis Street United Baptist Church, Halifax

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, Halifax

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, Dartmouth
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