From Dr. Afua Cooper, James Robinson Johnston Chair in Black Canadian Studies. The James Robinson Johnston Chair in Black Canadian Studies at Dalhousie University Launches its Distinguished Lecture Series by featuring BURNLEY ROCKY JONES, Law

Location:	Nova Scotia, Canada
Lecture Date:	2011-11-23 (Archive)
Date Submitted:	2011-11-12
Announcement ID:	189701

From Dr. Afua Cooper, James Robinson Johnston Chair in Black Canadian Studies.

The James Robinson Johnston Chair in Black Canadian Studies at Dalhousie University Launches its Distinguished Lecture Series by featuring
BURNLEY ROCKY JONES, Lawyer and Human Rights Advocate, speaking on
THE STRUGGLE FOR HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE AFRICAN NOVA SCOTIAN COMMUNITY, 1961-2011
Date: Wed. 23 Nov. 2011
Time: Reception: 6-7; Lecture: 7:15
Venue: Kenneth C. Rowe Management Building, Potter Family Auditorium, Dalhousie University, 6100 University Ave (at Henry St.) Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Admission: Free
Refreshments will be served.
Contact: 902-402-1000
902-494-3012
James Robinson Johnston Chair of Black Studies at Dalhousie, facebook

Afua Cooper
Dalhousie University
McCain Building, SOSA
6135 University Ave
Halifax, Canada
Email: afua.cooper@sympatico.ca

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