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In May 2022, the Laurier Centre for Music in the Community hosted the inaugural Mel Brown Music Festival and Symposium to celebrate Black musical heritage in Waterloo Region.
Together with northern governments, Indigenous knowledge-holders and international academic networks, Laurier researchers are connecting western science with land-based practices to solve urgent problems and enhance well-being in the North.
“It's that lovely interplay between research and teaching that ignites passion in students. By teaching students the cutting edge of thinking in any discipline, you are making them future-ready.”
The Inspiring Conversations webinar series showcases the timely, relevant research and expertise of Laurier faculty, staff and alumni.
Members of the Milton community and beyond engage with Laurier researchers about important topics. A mixture of in-person and hybrid events.
8
Feb
The Power of Narratives: Documenting Black and Indigenous Histories in Canada | INSPIRING CONVERSATIONS
Zoom
8
Feb
Dr. Dana Elizabeth Weiner, "Telling Stories: Historical Research, Rumours and Liars in the Archives."
15
Feb
Program Evaluation Certificate
Zoom
15
Feb
Time Travel to Brantford, 1900–1920
22
Feb
Program Evaluation Certificate
Zoom
Research Excellence: A Year in Review, the 2020/21 annual report for the Office of Research Services, is a collection of stories, podcasts and videos featuring the work of our impressive scholars. Though just a small cross-section of our diverse academic community, it represents the breadth and impact of Laurier research.
