📣📣📣 CCANB Public Lectures/Talks

“Microaggressions: What are they?”

What is racism? What are microaggressions? Why is it important to know?

Guest Speaker: Ms. Xiuming Shi

Ms. Xiuming Shi is a passionate advocate for anti-racism education and a co-founder of Shades of Change. Since starting at Dalhousie Medical School, she has continued her anti-racism work to help improve the medical field.

Session in English.

Date/Time: November 19, 2023 (Sunday), 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm

Location: Room 106, Margaret Norrie McCain Hall, St. Thomas University (STU)

The Chinese Cultural Association of New Brunswick acknowledges the support of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation with funding provided by the Government of Canada

Our public lectures/talks are free and do not require pre-registration or reservation. Please respect and follow appropriate etiquette when participating in the session to help ensure a focused and effective session. Photographs and video recording will be taken at the seminar. By taking part in this event, you grant the event organizers full rights to use the images resulting from the photo/filming for purposes of event promotion. Thank you for your support.

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题目：Microaggressions: What are they? 微歧视

主讲：石修明

时间：2023/11/19 （周日）下午2:00-3:30pm

地点：中文学校106 教室

St. Thomas University, Margaret Norrie/McCain Hall

Topics includes What is racism! What are microaggressions? Why it is important to know?

主讲人简介：

Xiuming Shi is a passionate advocate for anti-racism education and a co-founder of Shades of Change. Since starting Dalhousie Medical School, she has continued her anti-racism work to help improve the medical field.

本讲座是由协会组织，CRRF基金反歧视项目系列讲座之一。希望通过一系列讲座，帮助大家更好的了解有关的社会文化以及存在的问题，帮助大家更好的适应新环境。

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