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SUMMARY:Black Intellectual Life and the Post-EDI University
DESCRIPTION:Join Wilfrid Laurier University (WLU) for a Black intellectual life panel titled “Black Intellectual Life and the Post-EDI University” on March 5 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. \nThis year’s series highlights the critical role of Black scholars in Canadian universities and the global relevance of their research. A panel of distinguished Black scholars from the Universities of Waterloo\, Laurier\, and McMaster University will discuss what it means to teach and conduct research in today’s evolving social\, political\, and academic landscape. \nPanelists include: \n\nNaila Keleta Mae\nDalon Taylor\nMaurita Harris\n(Moderator) Shaunasea Brown\n(Respondent) Alpha Abebe\n\nThis hybrid event is part of Laurier’s Lamine Diallo EDI Speaker Series in collaboration with multiple academic partners\, celebrating Black brilliance\, culture\, and contributions in Canada and globally. \nCelebrate knowledge\, community\, and Black intellectual life with us this March. Details will be added!
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SUMMARY:DREAM MAKERS MARCH BREAK CAMP
DESCRIPTION:Join Guelph Black Heritage Society for an exciting March Break STEM camp – Biology Edition from March 16–20\, 2026\, in person at Heritage Hall! \nKids will enjoy five days of hands-on biology adventures\, including: \n\n\nPlant Explorers: dissect flowers\, run experiments\, and play science games \n\n\nMicroscopic World: extract strawberry DNA\, explore cells\, and discover pond life \n\n\nAnimal Adventures: dissect earthworms\, compare anatomy\, and observe mini-beasts \n\n\nEco-Explorers: conduct outdoor biodiversity surveys and learn about food chains \n\n\nBuild & Create: construct life-size human body models and ecosystem dioramas \n\n\nEach day is packed with teamwork\, creative projects\, and games designed to spark curiosity and a love of science. \nAll are welcome\, and registration is free! Click HERE to register!
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SUMMARY:2026 CONESTOGA POW WOW
DESCRIPTION:Join Conestoga College for the Annual Traditional Pow Wow on Saturday\, March 21\, 2026\, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Recreation Centre\, Doon Campus\, Kitchener\, ON. \nCelebrate Indigenous ways of knowing and being through music\, dance\, and cultural activities. This event empowers Indigenous learners\, fosters pride in First Peoples’ heritage\, and supports academic success\, while providing a safe\, inclusive space for all community members to experience and honor Indigenous languages and cultural practices. \nConestoga College hosts the largest Pow Wow in the Waterloo region. All are welcome to participate\, learn\, and support reconciliation through cultural celebration and community allyship.
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LOCATION:Conestoga College – Doon Campus(recreation centre)\, 299 Doon Valley Dr\, Kitchener\, Ontario
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