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Fifty Years of the Struggle for Human & Civil Rights by African Nova Scotia Community
| Date(s): | Jan 25, 2012 | Loading Map....
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| Time: | 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM | |
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Dalhousie Law School 6061 University Ave Halifax, Nova Scotia |
A James Robinson Johnston Chair in Black Canadian Studies
Distinguished Lecture by noted human rights activist & lawyer Dr. Burnley “Rocky” Jones.
7pm, January 25
Room 105
Weldon Law Building
Dalhousie Law School
6061 University Avenue
A reception starting at 6pm will be held prior to the public lecture.
The James Robinson Johnston lecture series aims to create dialogue between the African Canadian community and Dalhousie University on issues that impact the African Diaspora locally, nationally and internationally. Following the mandate of the Chair to increase the profile of Black Canadian Studies, the lecture series creates bridges between the university and wider African Canadian communities. Dr. Burnley “Rocky” Jones is an exciting and appropriate first lecture to launch this series.
Financial Literacy Games Night
| Date(s): | Jan 25, 2012 | Loading Map....
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| Time: | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM | |
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Central Nova Women’s Resource Centre 676 Prince Street Truro, Nova Scotia |
Baby Steps is an education savings initiative supported by the Government of Canada and delivered by Central Nova Women’s Resource Centre in
partnership with YWCA Halifax. All participants who accessBaby $teps will receive information, education and personal guidance in Financial Literacy (assets, credit, consumerism,budgeting and banking) and Education Savings (RESPs, The Canada Learning Bond and the Canada Education Savings Grant).