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Dec 4th, 2023
A symposium Friday, Dec. 8, will consider issues of race, slavery, resistance, and identity in the Detroit River borderland.
Hosted by the Department of History in co-operation with the Detroit River Project and the Center for Education Design, Evaluation, and Research at the University of Michigan, “Presenting the Past to the Public” will be held in person at the SoCA Armouries and online through Microsoft Teams.
It will include student-led presentations, a light lunch, and a Hyflex panel discussion entitled “Educator-Student Partnerships in Cross-Border Education.”
The free event will run 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Direct questions to professor Gregg French at gregg.french@uwindsor.ca.
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