The Annual General Meeting of the Nova Scotia Women's History Society will be held today, April 27, at 2pm at the Local Council of Women House at 989 Young Avenue in Halifax.
There is a hybrid option via Zoom:
https://t.co/PqSTmhhOpz
Meeting ID: 898 9644 2403
Passcode: 898292
Want to know more about the NSWHS? Interested in getting involved or joining the Board? Come before our AGM at the Local Council of Women House on Saturday, April 27, from 1-2PM to talk with current Board members. Refreshments provided!
The Nova Scotia Women’s History Society Annual General Meeting will be held on Saturday, April 27, at 2pm at the Local Council of Women House at 989 Young Avenue in Halifax, and online via Zoom.
The AGM will provide updates on our current projects and will confirm new board members. We are currently recruiting for a Vice Chair, and a Member at Large. For more information, go to our web site at https://t.co/zJs7iqEWRr
The Nova Scotia Women’s History Society Annual General Meeting will be held on Saturday, April 27, at 2pm at the Local Council of Women House at 989 Young Avenue in Halifax, and online via Zoom.
If you would like to know more about the Society, are interested in getting involved, or joining our Board, we’d love to talk to you. The Board members will be at the Local Council of Women House before the AGM, from 1pm to 2pm, to talk to anyone who is interested.
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Happy International Women’s Day! This year’s theme is Invest in women: Accelerate the progress. What does investing in women mean to you? Join our volunteer board and invest in becoming part of making women’s untold history public history. https://t.co/zJs7iqEWRr
The art of Letitia Fraser and Bruce Wood honoured the women and their histories, Their descendants unveiled portraits that will be part of a public history installation in Truro next spring. NS media responded with warmth and enthusiasm! Thanks to all involved.
A media and community launch for a #novascotiawomenshistory#africannovascotian project honouring 4 generations of women educating, building community, and fighting for racial justice in Nova Scotia.
This morning at 11:00, the portraits of five African Nova Scotian women, four of whom championed the fight as teachers for a more equitable education, will be unveiled at the Colchester East Hants Library in Truro.
Portraits of five African Nova Scotian women, four of whom championed the fight as teachers for a more equitable education, will be unveiled at 11:00am. Friday December 8th, at the Colchester East Hants Library in Truro.
What: Unveiling of five portraits of African Nova Scotia women educators and a long-time organist of the Zion United Baptist Church.
When: Friday, Dec. 8, 2023, at 11 a.m.
Where: Unity Room, Colchester East Hants Library, 754 Prince Street, Truro
All welcome!
Celebrating Trail-blazing African Nova Scotian Women Teachers
Portraits of five African Nova Scotian women, four of whom championed the fight as teachers for a more equitable education, will be unveiled Friday at the Colchester East Hants Library in Truro.
The project is led by Dr. Lynn Jones and funded and hosted by the Nova Scotia Women’s History Society and the African Nova Scotian community in Truro. It honors women whose historic accomplishments are under-represented and often ignored.