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Black History Month 2009 Events in the City of Peterborough
Thursday Feb 5th
"The Great Divide" A discussion on issues that affect African, Caribbean, Canadian and international students at Trent in light of Black History Month When: 7 pm - 9 pm Where: Trent University, Gzowski College rm 345 FREE Presented by the Trent African and Caribbean Students' Union Friday Feb 6th Black History Month Celebration Featuring Zaki Ibrahim, DL Incognito, Motion Live, Klyde Broox, Chet Singh, Ziy, Soul Natural and special guests DJ WHO, DJ talk is cheap,and DJ Techtwelve When: 7 pm - 1 am Where: Market Hall, 336 George St Cost: $10, all-ages Sponsored by Jamaican Self-Help, Community and Race Relations Committee, Happy Days, Trent Central Student Association, Trent African and Caribbean Students' Union Saturday Feb 7th Live broadcast of "Roots to Resistance: Diasporic Experiences of Black History Month" Featuring interviews with special guests from the Peterborough community When: 2 pm - 3 pm Where: 92.7 CFFF FM, live streaming at www.trentradio.ca Presented by the Women's Centre Weekly Broadcast Wednesday Feb 11th Documentary screening of AfroPunk Explores race and identity within the punk scene across America and abroad When: 7 pm - 9 pm Where: Sadleir House Lecture Hall, 751 George St N FREE Sponsored by OPIRG and Decolonization and Anti-Racism Coalition Thursday Feb 12th "Honouring Canadian Black Histories: Beyond the Underground Railroad" Conversations with David Austin, Saron Ghebressellassie, and Paula Madden on Blackness in Canada When: 7 pm - 9 pm Where: Showplace lounge, 290 George St N FREE Sponsored by the City of Peterborough, the Community and Race Relations Committee, Showplace, and the New Canadians Centre Wednesday Feb 25th Documentary screening of Stolen from Africville Focusing on the Nova Scotian Black community, a story of community, identity, culture, displacement and human rights violations Featuring Q & A with Stolen from Africa When: 7 pm - 9 pm Where: Sadleir House Lecture Hall, 751 George St N FREE Sponsored by OPIRG and the Community and Race Relations Committee Friday Feb 27th Live performance of "Freedom Belles" Written and directed by Phil Oakley and Beau Dixon When: 7 pm, doors at 6:30 pm Where: Prince of Wales Elementary School Auditorium, 1211 Monaghan Cost: $5/person, $10/family, or pay-what-you-can Sponsored by the Kawartha World Issues Centre, Heritage Pavilion Stage, OPSEU Local 352, Kawartha Pine Ridge Elementary Teacher's Federation of Ontario, Prince of Wales Elementary School, Trent Canadian Studies Department, and the Community and Race Relations Committee
The Community and
Race Relations Committee is also screening the documentary Speakers for the
Dead to various elementary and high schools in
Spaces of Racism II - May 16th, 2008 - News Conference and release of study
Ontario Human Rights Commission - News Conference and release of study: Fishing Without Fear, May 13th, 2008 Partnership Council on Immigrant Integration - Meeting April 3rd, 2008 - New Canadians Centre Partnership Council on Immigrant Integration - Meeting April 30th, 2008 - Peterborough Public Library Black History Month Activities - February 2008:
� Feb 14th, 5:30pm, St. John's Anglican Church - Potluck dinner with a BHM focus,. Hosted by New Canadian Centre. Afrocentric HoHhhsdfAwareness Network of the Kawarthas (AANK) will present a participatory fun activity. FREE. � Feb 23rd, 11am � 3pm, Market Hall - Blues Festival Family day with music, art, and face painting. AANK will participate. FREE. � Feb 23rd, 7pm, Market Hall � Fundraiser for Zimbabwian school � Hosted by Africville and DJ. Featuring Adam Solomon and his full-force band, MC Eternia, Chet Singh, Klyde Broox, and others. Admission: $20. � Feb 28th, 7pm, Prince of Wales Elementary School - Live Performance: �And Freedom For All. (Featuring Beau Dixon and others). PWES, 1211 Monaghan Road (corner of Sherbrooke). Presented by Kawartha World Issues Centre and Heritage Pavillon Stage. $5/person, $10/family, or pay what you can. � Feb 27th, 7pm, Sadlier House - OPIRG is screening two movies: Journey to Justice & Black Mother, Black Daughter. FREE. � Community and Race Relations Committee are showing Speakers for the Dead to various elementary and high schools in Peterborough. If you or your school are interested, please contact Mike at racerelation@gmail.com Watch for Black History Month displays at the Peterborough Public Library � Downtown Branch (Afrocentric Awareness Network of the Kawarthas), Fleming College - Brealey Campus (Fleming College Diversity Office), and Trent University Bata Library (Trent African and Caribbean Students' Union. November 30th and December 1st, 2007 � Roots of Freedom Black History Month Activities November 30th and December 1st, 2007 � Roots of Freedom Roots of Freedom: Commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery in the British Empire Where: Gzowski lecture hall 114, Trent University When: Friday, 30 November, 2:00 pm. 2) Panel talk: "Slavery in Canada and the British Empire" Who: A) Barrington Walker, Department of History, Queen's University B) Rosemary Sadlier, President, Ontario Black History Society C) Afua Cooper, Author, Poet, and Historian Where: Peterborough Public Library Auditorium, 345 Aylmer Street North When: Friday, 30 November, 7pm 3) Roots of Freedom: Videos and musical performance What: Video Screenings and Musical Performance by Chet Singh from the Dub Trinity Project and Jarred Prescott of the Fireflower Review Where: Sadlier House, 751 George street North When: Saturday, December 1st, 7pm | ||
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Community and Race Relations Committee of Peterborough - 205 Sherbrooke Street, Unit D, Peterborough, Ontario K9J 2N2 | ||
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Email. racerelation@gmail.com | Tel. 705-742-9658 | Fax. 705-743-6219 | Map | ||