In recognition of Black History month, the Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia (GANS) is hosting a talk on February 28th at 2:00 p.m. in its office at the Quaker Landing Building, 33 Octerloney Street in Dartmouth. Dr. Darlene Strong will be sharing her insights about the experiences of African Nova Scotians in the early days of Cumberland County.
Dr Strong has a Phd in Education and Administration, is a published author, artist, musician, singer, educator, and facilitator. She has authored four publications/productions related to the history of the Black experience in Canada: Connections" - The Underground Railway; Color Me Free – Afro Canadian History; Black Artisans of Cumberland County ; Sand Hill Discover Your Destiny; Brookdale Literacy / Resource Video Cable 10.
Drop by for Dr. Strong's presentation and check out the resources in the research library at GANS.
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