BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2010 Events

Afro Beginnings Coffeehouse
Friday February 5th @ 6pm: Common Ground (Queen’s Centre 2nd Floor)
Pay what you can/Entry by donation. Contact: acsa.queensu.ams@gmail.com

Marvelous Masks Workshop with Artist Aida Sulcs
Sunday February 7th @ 1:30pm: Agnes Etherington Art Centre. $4 adults,
$2.50 seniors, GA members and children free.
Suitable for children 6+, with adult accompaniment. Space is limited.
Please call 613-533-2190 to reserve.

ACSA and CultureShock! Art Installation / Display
February 8th – 12th, 11am-5pm in the lower JDUC (University and Union).
Contact: acsa.queensu.ams@gmail.com
Black History Month themed art displays.

Africa Days **
February 9th – 10th, Room 202 Robert Sutherland Hall (138 Lower Union). Contact:
acsa.queensu.ams@gmail.com
Panels on research projects in Africa. Various topics, discussions, guest speakers; internship opportunities; admission to panels is free.
African drumming workshops Feb 9 $10 (JDUC), dinner event Feb 10 $20 …

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Reelout 2010 is ON!

Check this link for the official schedule.

http://reelout.com/Reelout11/Docs/Reelout11GuideWeb.pdf

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Haiti Benefit Concert January 29th, Chalmers United Church

Apple Crisp Arts, Chalmers United Church, CFRC, Live Wire, and Kingston Sound Works present a benefit concert for Haiti, with proceeds going to Doctors Without Borders and the United Church Haiti Relief Fund.

Juno award-winning Jenny Whitely will headline, with other performances by The Wilderness of Manitoba, The Gertrudes, and a spoken word appearance by Kingston author Steven Heighton.

The concert will be held Friday January 29, from 7:30-10pm, at Chalmers United …

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Posted on Jan 25

2010 OPIRG Positive Space Award Nominations

Call for 2010 OPIRG Positive Space Award Nominations!

The OPIRG Positive Space Award is presented to a full-time Queen’s University undergraduate or graduate student who has demonstrated leadership in the Queen’s and/or Kingston community in promoting the recognition and celebration of sexual and gender diversity.

Any member of the Queen’s community can nominate a student for this award. Submit your nomination by email to possspace@post.queensu.ca This e-mail address is being protected …

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Posted on Jan 14

SUBMIT TO OUTWRITE

Deadline submission is January 15th! Acceptable submissions may include, but are not limited to, art, photography, prose, and poetry. Tell your friends and family- you do not need to be queer or a member of the Queen’s community to submit!

Please send all submissions to: submit2outwrite@gmail.com.

Outwrite: A Queer Review is a publication put out once a year that was created to give lesbian, gay, bisexual, transidentified and allied members of the …

Permaculture Workshop

A Workshop and Skill-Share with Mighk from Victoria
Thursday, December 10th, 2009, 4pm-7pm
AKA Autonomous Social Centre (75 Queen St.)

Join Mighk for a workshop about permaculture food systems and forest gardens in both urban and rural sites of the pacific northwest bioregion.

There will be a brief introduction to the concept of permaculture, slides of various autonomous spaces, collectives, and forest gardens that are adopting permaculture principles in ways that challenge capitalist and …

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