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📚 Book Launch Alert! 📚
Join us in celebrating the launch of "Ǫda Gaho Dḛs Odagahodhes: Reflecting Our Journeys" by Gae Ho Hwako Norma Jacobs
This powerful new work explores Indigenous identity, culture, and the importance of storytelling. Be part of an enriching discussion on how these narratives shape our communities, history, and future.
📅 Date: November 29, 2024
🕒 Time: 10am Launch, 12pm Lunch, 1pm Book Signing
📍 Location: University of Windsor Law School, Don Rodzik Moot Court
Don't miss the opportunity to dive deep into this thought-provoking book and hear from the author. No registration requried.
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📣 UWindsor researchers! Learn about our campus Research Data Management Strategy at an information session Nov. 21.
Learn more and register here: tinyurl.com/2s4j4du2
#UWindsor #Windsor #YQG #Research #DataManagement
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By utilizing an online archive, Katharine Ball, librarian at Leddy Library, ensures that the researchers can access more than 100 years of the Windsor City Directory online. 🧑💻
Read more at:
uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2024-0…
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Join us on June 12 for the first session of the Canadian Repositories Community of Practice Summer Article Club! Facilitators Pascal Calarco and Tim Ribaric will lead the discussion on the article: DSpace 7 Benefits: Is It Worth Upgrading?. To register: carl-abrc.ca/mini-site-page/…
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🎉 Exciting News! 🎉
UWindsor has ranked among the top 37% of universities globally in the 21st edition of the QS World University Rankings, which evaluated over 5,600 institutions worldwide!
Discover the details at: uwindsor.ca/publicaffairs/20…
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🎓✨ Congrats, Class of 2024! 🌟
Find all your #UWindsorGrad info for next week, at: uwindsor.ca/convocation. #Classof2024
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UWindsor's @LeddyLibrary is launching a new resource that provides a gateway to materials of local Black history in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent. 📚👏
Details: uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2024-0…
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The @LeddyLibrary's license agreements with publishers enable researchers at UWindsor to enjoy reduced fees for publishing, contributing to significant cost savings. 📑
More at: uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2024-0…
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CRKN is pleased to announce that we have signed a new three-year, read-and-publish agreement with Elsevier. Read more: crkn-rcdr.ca/en/crkn-signs-r…
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As we celebrate Archives Awareness Week, @LeddyLibrary is thrilled to introduce Antoinette Seymour (BA 1984), a distinguished alumna specializing in Archives and Special Collections, to the team. 📰 📚
More:
uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2024-0…
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🫂 UWindsor's Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Decolonization (EDID) Week! 🫂
This week will shine a spotlight on the unwavering dedication of our campus and local partners to promote equity through community & collaboration.
Visit uwindsor.ca/vp-people-equity… for more information.
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Hey there, Lancers! 👋 UWindsor will be closed on Friday, Feb 23.
📚 @LeddyLibrary: 8 AM – 12 AM.
🏋️ Toldo Lancer Centre: Open 7 AM - 11:30 PM
☕ Hours for Food Service outlets can be found at: uwindsor.sodexomyway.com/
Classes will return on Monday, Feb 26.
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Join us for a special event as Brenda McCurdy, wife of the late Howard McCurdy, graces the launch of his autobiography.
📕 Black Activist, Black Scientist, Black Icon: The Autobiography of Dr. Howard D. McCurdy
📆 Thursday, Feb. 29
Details: uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2024-0…
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Replying to @ArchivesOntario
@ArchivesOntario collaborated with Dr. @NHenryDixon and Ontario Black History Society to update their research guide for records of Black History in Ontario
📢 Exciting news! We recently collaborated with @NHenryDixon and @OBHistory to update our research guide for records of #BlackHistory in Ontario. It's one example of how we're making Black presence in the archives visible. Check it out: archives.gov.on.ca/en/access….
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Encore presentation: Nearly 100 years ago, a Black baseball team from Chatham, Ontario won the provincial championship. Tonight @LitAtLeddy (@UWindsor) and Deirdre McCorkindale (@CKBHS94 @UGuelphHist) tell @spaikin how they also broke barriers. At 8/11pm
How a Black Baseball Team from Chatham Broke Barriers
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February marks Black History-Black Futures month, an important occasion to recognize, honour, and celebrate the significant contributions of people of the the African Diaspora in Canada and worldwide, both past and future. ❤️🖤💚
Learn more at: uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2024-0…
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On January 29 at 7:00 pm at Mackenzie Hall @ecbhrs & @LeddyLibrary will launch Across the River to Freedom, a project that features 3 short documentaries, a website, curriculum resources & Sandwich Black history walking tour. All are welcome. RSVP to [email protected] by Jan. 26
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🥶 BRR, it's cold outside!! ❄️☃️
The Windsor-Essex region is under an extreme cold advisory. To combat the freezing temperatures, minimize your time outside and bundle up with multiple layers of clothing. 🧤🧥
Don't forget a waterproof outer layer for extra warmth!
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Join us for the next Black History Series presentation, "Social Justice and Regional Connections: Black Baseball in 1930s Kent and Essex Counties," with Dr. Miriam Wright. Happening Wednesday, January 17th at 1pm. To join on January 17th, please go to ow.ly/YSY750QexMh


















