Features

"Relational Presence":
Designing Virtual Reality in the Digital Oral Histories for Reconciliation project Youtube LINK

Relational presence" is a new design principle for virtual reality, developed by the Digital Oral Histories for Reconciliation project (dohr.ca) through our community-driven work towards restorative justice with the Nova Scotia Home for Coloured Children Restorative Inquiry (restorativeinquiry.ca). Youtube LINK

Jennifer Roberts-Smith and Kristina Llewellyn

DOHR Project Research Team

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http://www.dohr.ca/

SPANISH AND HISPANIC STUDIES

at the University of Guelph equips you to speak, read and write the world’s second-most widely used language, and adapt to its multinational, multiracial culture.

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Canisia Lubrin is a finalist for the Griffin Poetry Prize, as well as the Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature.

Welcome to today's Where Are They Wednesday alumni feature! Today we're featuring 2015 European Studies graduate, Hannah Goodbrand.

Today's Where Are They Wednesday Alumni Feature is 2008 (and 2010!) History graduate Cathleen Finlay - Senior Communications & Brand Manager for TIFF.

CW MFA alumna and professor are among Windham Campell Prize laureates.

Tessa Wolvekamp, 2017 BAH English & History graduate, is today's alumni feature!

Monday March 15
4:00 – 5:00pm

Elizabeth Mudenyo

Workshop open to the public & held via Zoom.