Black History Month: Book Discussion

In recognition of Black History Month, CUPE 2424’s Racial Justice Committee is proud to announce a series of events designed to celebrate Black history, amplify Black voices, and foster meaningful dialogue on community, equity, and belonging.

This year’s Black History Month programming includes a movie night, a dinner & discussion, and a book discussion, focused on Belonging. Together, these events offer members multiple ways to engage, learn, and reflect throughout the month.

• will be discussed, and attendees can engage in the discussion and enjoy light refreshments.
• This event is taking place in . Accessibility information for the building is .
• Copies of the book can be requested from the union office (email [email protected]).

All events are part of CUPE 2424’s annual Black History Month programming and are open to members and Campus United members (CUPE 4600, CUASA, CUSA, GSA, CUPE 910, and PSAC 77000).

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Carleton University, 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, Canada

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