St. Francis Xavier University’s Department of Sociology presents the ninth annual

Dr. Agnes Calliste African Heritage Lecture:

BLACK LIKE ME: REFRAMING BLACKNESS FOR DECOLONIAL POLITICS

By: Dr. George J. Sefa Dei 

February 28th, 2019

SCHW 110, 7PM

a foot stomping stage musical about love, family, and identity.  Would you walk 500 miles for the one you love?

Please join us March 6, 2019 at 6:30 in Immaculata for A Learning Lodge: Honouring Indigenous Women

Special guests include Jennifer Cox, Karen Bernard, Kashya Young, Devann Sylvester and Shane Bernard who will share their experiences honouring Indigenous women and the families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

This event is hosted by students of Anthropology 234 Introduction to Indigenous Studies, Jeneva Dennis, Indigenous Student Affairs and the Knowlege Keeper on Campus Kerry Prosper

Come fill your hearts!

Please join the monthly meeting of the Hive for Feminist Research on Thursday, March 14 from 13h00-15h00 in Coady 150 (Vesgo Room)! 

Catherine Aubrecht, Sociology, “Colonialism, Carcerality and Care: A Social HerStory of Nursing Homes in Nova Scotia”

Rachel Hurst, Women’s and Gender Studies, “Representing Abortion”

All are welcome. 

Variety entertainment by aspiring artists and theatre groups.  Different performances each night.