E38: STUDENT PANEL – Cherishing the Cultural and Community Connections of Black History Month

Students Alaina Tolman, Amy-Lee Lateeph, Jojo Kariuki, and Stefan Joseph gather around the mic to discuss Black History Month and how it has shaped them as BIPOC students. The guests emphasize the importance of honouring and celebrating the efforts and accomplishments of those who came before, and consider how they will forge their own identities in the college community and beyond. 

References:

• Black History Month at Lethbridge College (including the schedule of events) 
• General Arts & Science Program at Lethbridge College 
• Child and Youth Care Program at Lethbridge College 
• CIT: Computer Information Technology
• Computer Information Technology Program at Lethbridge College 
• Business Administration Program at Lethbridge College 
• Cape Coloured – descended from many generations of mixed ancestors 
• Nelson Mandella 
  • Long Walk to Freedom: The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela 
• Amapiano 
  • Listen to Amapiano Grooves Playlist on Spotify 
• Apartheid 
• Faculty of Arts & Science Department of History Programs at the University of Lethbridge 
• EDI – Equity, Diversity and Inclusion 
• Wellness Services at Lethbridge College, including mental health resources