Black To The Past

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Inclusion Infusions

Algonquin College Inclusion and Diversity Team

16 episodes

1 week ago

Listening to an Inclusion Infusions podcast is an opportunity to listen in on in-depth conversations on identity and inclusion with guests from all walks of life. Each episode the Co-hosts will engage in a conversation to draw from the guest their perspectives on equity, diversity, inclusion, exclusion, hardship and leadership, and link this to the reality facing employees in Ontario’s Colleges today.

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Black To The Past

Inclusion Infusions

56 minutes 3 seconds

2 years ago

Black To The Past

Listen in as historian, storyteller, and assistant curator of the Buxton National Historic Site and Museum Spencer Alexander brings Canada's history to life. Jamie Bramburger, Algonquin College's Manager of Community Affairs at the Pembroke Campus, sits with Spencer to learn more about the history of the Underground Railroad in Chatham Ontario and the mystery and surprise of discovering the stories found in boxes in the attic that reveal the complexity of the history of Black Canadians.