UWindsor president Robert Gordon, director of anti-racism and organizational change Marium Tolson-Murtty, and sculptor Donna Mayne unveil the statue of Mary Ann Shadd Cary during a ceremony Thursday.
UWindsor alumna Irene Moore Davis will lead a workshop May 5 to engage with anti-Black racism work.
CJAM will host an online workshop engaging with anti-Black racism on May 5.
Education professor Carl E. James of York University will discuss the efficacy of anti-racism efforts in a lecture April 1.
A symposium Saturday, March 26, will explore the historical significance of transnational freedom networks spanning the Detroit River region.
Isaac Saney will discuss reparations for trans-Atlantic slavery Friday as part of EDID Week.
Isaac Saney will discuss reparations for trans-Atlantic slavery Friday as part of EDID Week.
The Anti-Black Racism Professional Development Grants foster learning and a deeper understanding of systems of anti-Black racism.
SportsCentre host Jermain Franklin is a UWindsor alumnus.
This poster by artist Robert Small is the centre of a prize package for winners of quizzes this month on Black history.
Chefs Ola and Kase will demonstrate African recipes during an online cooking class Feb. 28.
East Africa will meet West Africa when two chefs offer regional variations on a rice meal during a cooking class presented online as part of AfroFest this evening: from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 28.
Recipes will be posted to the AfroFest Instagram feed prior to the demonstration.
AfroFest is organized by the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance to document and celebrate the contributions made by peoples of African descent to the world.
Check out the Black History – Black Futures calendar for community events scheduled through the month of February.
