Official Twitter page of Franco-American Programs at the University of Maine located in Crossland Hall. This profile is run by Franco-American Program students.
Orono, ME
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Join us tonight at 7pm for an introduction to Franco American Digital Archives/Portail franco-américain. To register, visit umaine.edu/francoamerican/ev…
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We are excited to announce the Spring 2021 launch of Franco American Digital Archives/Portail franco-américain, a portal to Franco-American archives and history collections.@UMFrancoProgram @UMaine @UMaineFortKent @USouthernMaine @AssumptionUMA @SaintAnselm
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Oct 7 at 6 P.M. I'll be in conversation with Kerri Arsenault, author of Mill Town in a virtual event through the Franco-American Programs at U. of Maine, Orono. A beautifully written and timely memoir, Kerri's book amplifies Franco-American experiences. umaine.edu/francoamerican/ev…
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Franco American Programs Virtual Events: umaine.edu/francoamerican/
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Kerri Arsenault and I are doing a joint, virtual event for the 36th Annual Bread and Roses Heritage Festival commemorating the famous mill strike in Lawrence, Mass. in 1912. Kerri is the author of the successful new book Mill Town. @KerriArsenault
breadandrosesheritage.org/20…
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You heard Dr. Ray talk about the French Immersion weekend in Tenants Harbor, Maine. Make sure you check out the website if you're interested in attending. This event is open to anyone, not just students.
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"As a gathering of scholars, students, creative writers, artists, and community members, the event continues to offer insight on #FrancoAmericans’ history, memory, and identity." #amfr #CanadaUS #francophonie #frcan #heritage querythepast.com/rassembleme…
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@UMFrancoProgram some pics of readings from this weekend: @DavidVermette and Jane E. Martin read from their works. #AmFr #FrancoGathering
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Spotted while at the @UMFrancoProgram's annual Rassemblement - in the art of Peter Archambault, a generations-old trope in #Quebec culture. #amfr #frcan
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The University of Maine will host a series of presentations April 26 that will explore the lasting effects of World War I on Franco American communities.
“Franco Americans, Acadians, and the Great War” will be held 1–3 p.m. in Crossland Hall at the Franco-American Centre. 1/4
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Episode Three – Susan Pinette Interview youtube.com/watch?v=cWdHAr8Y… fclpodcast.com/2019/04/16/ep…
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Susan Pinette Preview youtube.com/watch?v=4ipaJIRm… fclpodcast.com/2019/04/09/su…
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The first episode we recorded is now live. Skype didn't work the way we wanted and I ended up holding a phone to the microphone while Jesse interviewed @julianawriter but we did it!! Thanks to @ConcordTV for all the help. Enjoy!! fclpodcast.com/2019/04/02/ep…
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Episode Zero is out and we've got some updates about which services you can use to find the show!! fclpodcast.com/2019/03/05/ep…
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The first issue of Résonance, an all-new Franco-American literary e-journal, is out! In it, you'll find a variety of perspectives and creative takes on what it means to be Franco-American today. digitalcommons.library.umain…
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A Lewiston Franco's case for naturalization: "Repatriation called us back to the homeland, when in fact the homeland has no specific place—in America, our race is everywhere." May be of interest to @ACQS1 @FcLpodcast @LeMessager_1894 @UMFrancoProgram Etc. querythepast.com/franco-amer…
