Trailblazing author will also lead a creative writing workshop on October 5
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When McGill BSc(N) student Bryana Jean-Jacques was invited to start a McGill Chapter of the Canadian Black Nurses Alliance (CBNA), she was intrigued by the possibility and honoured to have been asked, but hesitant to take on this monumental task alone. Fortunately, she found a willing partner in fellow BSc(N)…
McGill alumna survived the Holocaust as an infant in Hungary
Students, friends and family come together in person to highlight achievement in trying times
“Let me be clear, diversity, writ large, is a struggle for the soul of America, Canada and the world,” said James Jones during his Black History Month keynote address
"The BHM view of Black history is an antidote to an historical narrative that made Black people out to be what White people wanted or needed them to be. BHM has, for nearly a century, provided a Black counter-narrative of strength, courage, brilliance, resilience and opportunity, talents and accomplishments."