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Derelict bandshell from Windsor's Black history gets possible lifeline - Vimarsana News

Derelict bandshell from Windsor's Black history gets possible lifeline

The decision to determine the cost of a feasibility study into restoring the bandshell is a small step in the direction of undoing a loss to Windsor’s Black community

UWindsor expresses 'profound regret' over not recognizing Black women who led Black history research project - Vimarsana News

UWindsor expresses 'profound regret' over not recognizing Black women who led Black history research project

After receiving criticism for giving an award to three white faculty members, the University of Windsor says it's looking for ways to honour Black women who led a project highlighting a historical Black neighbourhood.

Source: cbc.ca
UWindsor criticized over alleged snubbing of Black student's research - Vimarsana News

UWindsor criticized over alleged snubbing of Black student's research

UWindsor is facing a backlash for allegedly failing to acknowledge a Black student's research, awarding accolades to white faculty instead.

UPDATE: UWindsor expresses 'profound regret' over Black student snub - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: UWindsor expresses 'profound regret' over Black student snub

UWindsor is facing a backlash for allegedly failing to acknowledge a Black student's research, awarding accolades to white faculty instead.

New walking tour highlights McDougall Street's rich Black history - Vimarsana News

New walking tour highlights McDougall Street's rich Black history

The McDougall Street Corridor Walking Tour was launched today at Alton Parker Park. It is a collaboration between the Centre for Cities at Windsor Law and project partners.

Source: cbc.ca