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Black History Month
Art exhibitions and artistic performances, discussions and storytelling, conversation and cultural narratives. Black History Month celebrates the achievements and contributions of Black Canadians, past and present.
In February each year, you can participate in a variety of workshops, performances and activities designed to engage, inspire and educate you about the ways Black Canadians have influenced our country’s culture and legacy. All are welcome; registration may be required.
Black History Month 2021 was held virtually as an engaging series of online events that created a space to reflect on the realities Black Canadians continue to face regarding racism and discrimination.
Listen to White Palms: A Tale of Identity and Belonging by Rochelle Ignacio and A Lost Boy by James Odera, two stories sharing poignant experiences about growing up Black in Canada.
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MacEwan community members and external partners are encouraged to raise awareness by purchasing a limited edition T-shirt at the mstore while quantities last.
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