On October 8th at 3pm, the Warren G Flowers Art Gallery and the Peace Centre will be holding our opening of the long awaiting virtual art exhibition: Resistance and Resilience. Keep an eye out for the Zoom link and for the website.
Peace Week 2020 happening right now! Check out our schedule of events, mark your calendars, and Continue the Conversation!!
Are you ready? Are you really ready for it? Peace Week is on! Offering you a variety of activities, speakers, workshops, and projects based on this year’s theme of Continuing the Conversation: Reimagining, Rebuilding, Reconnecting, Peace Week 2020 is missing one thing: you! So check out our schedule, register, and be part of the conversation.
Starts Sept. 8! Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:00-2:30 Link: https://dawsoncollege.zoom.us/j/206402017 Beginning Tuesday, September 8, faculty members Johanne Rabbat, Madeleine Cote, and Daniel Goldsmith will be leading meditation sessions every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:00-2:30. No experience is necessary, and everyone is welcome to join. Click here for the link.
Due to Dawson College’s closing, Yoga and Meditation will be cancelled indefinitely. As soon as it is safe to do so, we will resume the sessions, and will notify you of the dates and times. Please keep an eye out on this page for further information. Thank you for your understanding.
Can we have a respectful conversation with someone whose point of view you fundamentally disagree with? Come and find out with our inaugural debate, Ethical Eating, where 2 people with polar points of view of what it means to eat ethically will discuss the issue with compassion and dignity. TIME CHANGE: We will start…
Starts on March 5th, at 1.00 pm in 3F.2-4; see you there!
Cancellations: Nov. 21, 2018 and Dec. 5, 2018. Last class on Dec. 12, 2018.
Last Meditation on Dec. 12, 2018
Join us on October 25th during Multicultural Awareness Days for a discussion with Inuit Filmmaker Stephen Puskas concerning cultural appropriation within the context of storytelling and in light of the controversies that followed Robert Lepage and his pieces SLAV and KANATA. Onkwaká:rá is a yearlong collaborative storytelling series organized by the Dawson College First Peoples’…
Last Modified: August 4, 2021
