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“Harlem of the North With author Dorothy Williams” The Sunday Edition Show with Michael Enright’s “Voices from the Train,” February 27, 2010. CBC Radio

“Black History in Canada” ACCESS Adult Education and Career Training Center, February 5, 2010

“Blacks in Montreal from the days of slavery until today” College Vanier, 2010

“Reflections, of our Past: Slavery in Quebec History” Mirror Course: College Marie-Victorin, March 31, 2010

“Histoire Noires Espoirs Noirs / Black Histories, Black Futures,” Community Conference: Alfie Roberts Institute Panel: Remembering the Sir George Williams Affair: Black Montreal from the Sixties to Present. Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Team, Social Equity and Diversity Education Office, McGill University. February 12, 2011

“Black History Workshop” College Marie-Victorin, April 29, 2011

“Introduction to Black Montreal History” [Course Lecture] Histoire des noirs américan, Université de Québec à Montréal, 9 novembre, 2015

“Black History” [Course Lecture] Histoire des noirs américan, Université de Québec à Montréal, 15 novembre, 2016

“Timeline of Black History” Series: Block Café Lectures on Black History and Injustices, Forum on Black Lives Matter Movement, Black History Week, McGill University, February 13, 2017

“The History of Blacks in Montreal” Black History Month 2017, Vanier College, February 21, 2017

“Unknown Stories in Canada’s History” World Studies, Champlain College, Longueuil, February 22, 2017

“Black and White Women in New France: Slavery of Africans and Panis” History, Concordia University, 1993

“Gender, Race and Social Change: The History of Blacks in Montreal,” Historica Dominion Institute, Canada, 2004

“Slavery” Lunch & Learn, Atwater Library, Westmount

“Black Experiences in Health Care: A Historical Perspective” Office of Social Accountability and Community Engagement / Bureau de la responsabilité sociale et de l’engagement communautaire, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences / Faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé, McGill University, April 20, 2023

“The Free Lance and Black History in early 20th century Montreal” Seminar: “The Caribbean Island of Montreal,” McGill University, September 23,

« Tête-à-tête avec Dorothy Williams » Bibliothèque Saul Bellow, Lachine, 18 mars 2023

“Black History: A Guide For Youth” Lasalle High School, Student lecture, May 10, 1993

« La Culture vue par: noirs anglophone » — Maison de la Culture Marie-Uguay, Ville de Montréal, 1991

“History of Blacks in Montreal: A Summary” Union United Church, Montreal, October 16, 2016

“The Historical Demographics of Black Women” Women of Colour, Simone de Beauvoir Institute, Women Studies, Concordia University, 1990

“Black History” University of Laval, March 7, 1988

“Little Known Historical Events in Canada” In MABBP, The Directory of Black Business Persons and Professionals 1999-2000. L. Smith, ed. Montreal: Montreal Association of Black Persons and Professionals/ L’Association Montréalaise des gens d’affaires et des professionnels de race noire, 1999, p. 12.

“Unknown Black Stories” Riverdale High School, February 13, 1996

“Black History To Know” Western Laval High School, February 17, 1998

“Black History and its Relevance for Africana Studies” Africana Studies Committee & McGill University History Students Association. Panel on African Studies: Its Past, Present and Future, McGill University, Guy Favreau, Montreal, 1995

“The State of Black History in Quebec” Black History Month Event, CRARR & National Congress of Black Women, February 22, 1997

“Black History and Identity” Mile-End Mission, November 6, 1996

« Un objet, des histoires » Collection ethno-historique de La Société du Musée d’archéologie et d’histoire de Montréal, Pointe-à-Callière, musée 13 janvier 2023

“They ‘Could Care for our Elderly in our Homes’: The historical impact of Black caregivers.” QUESCREN Working Paper no. 10. Montreal: Concordia University, March 2023

“Marie Joseph Angelique: Montreal on Fire, Strong and Free” [Film] Historica Canada, Heritage Minutes /Minutes du patrimoine

“Black context and Legacy in Montreal” Graduate Seminar: Musical Citizenship and Diverse Ethnic Voices: The Academy and the Ethnic Community: opportunities and challenges. Schulich School of Music, McGill University, March 15, 2022

“From 90% to 2%: The Evolution of Little Burgundy’s Black Settlement,” Dans le cadre l’exposition permanente « les bâtisseurs de Montréal » PAC a présenté la conférence ayant pour thème « L’histoire de quartier de la Petite Bourgogne » par la Société du Musée d’archéologie et d’histoire de Montréal, Pointe-à-Callière musée, 18 février 2022

“From 90% to 2%: The Evolution of Little Burgundy’s Black Settlement,” in Histoire des noirs américan, Université de Québec à Montréal, October 4, 2022

“The Evolution of Montreal’s Earliest Black Settlement: Little Burgundy”, Black History Month, ‘Écrits Afro,” Vanier College, 22 février 2023

“The Evolution of Little Burgundy’s Black Settlement,” Avocats KRB Attorneys, Montreal, March 8, 2022

“Black Experiences in Healthcare: A Historical Perspective” for, Exploring Black care-giving in Quebec predating the 20th century, by SMRC Scientific Series, St. Mary’s Research Centre/ Centre de Recherche St. Mary, Montreal, April 20, 2023

“The Sir George Williams Affair and its Impact in the Black Community of Montreal” Quebec Association of Geography Teachers, March 30, 2023

The Canadian Encyclopedia, s.v. ” The Universal Negro Improvement Association,” Last Edited March 14, 2022

The Canadian Encyclopedia, s.v. “Black History Month in Canada,” Last Edited January 10, 2022

“Black History” Semaji: BCRC Newsletter 6(4) 2009, p. 13

“Why the story of Angelique is important for Montreal” Bel Ange Moon Productions Les mains noires : procés de l’esclave incendiaire= Black Hands: Trial of the arsonist slave, 2010

“Prison Conditions of Angelique” Bel Ange Moon Productions, Les mains noires : procés de l’esclave incendiaire=Black Hands: Trial of the arsonist slave, 2010

“Differences between Canadian slaves and American slaves” Bel Ange Moon Productions, Les mains noires : procés de l’esclave incendiaire=Black Hands: Trial of the arsonist slave, 2010

“Difference between Amerindian children and Black children” Bel Ange Moon Productions, Les mains noires : procés de l’esclave incendiaire=Black Hands: Trial of the arsonist slave, 2010

“Hidden History of Black Canadians” Bel Ange Moon Productions, Les mains noires : procés de l’esclave incendiaire=Black Hands: Trial of the arsonist slave, 2010

“A Wealth to Discover” Images Interculturelles and the Round Table for Black History Month/Table de concertation du Mois de l’Histoire des Noirs, Black History Month Calendar 1997

“The Positive Representation of Blacks” Black History Month 2017, Vanier College, February 18, 2013

“Hats off to Wilson or The Cultural Flowering of Black Montreal of St. Antoine 1919-1960’s” Connect and Disconnect: Anglophones, the English language and Montreal’s creative economy. Colloque 613, Les anglophones, l’anglais et l’économie créative de Montréal : associations et dissociations, ACFAS 84th Congress, QUESCREN at UQÀM, 2016

“History of slavery in the Province” Course: Geography, History and Citizenship Education. Integrated Studies, McGill University, October 1, 2015

“The Black Community of Montreal: Centuries in the Making” World Studies, Champlain College, Longueuil, February 25, 2015

“The Black Community of Montreal: in the Making” Black History Month Series, South Shore Community Association, Georgette LePage Library, Brossard, Quebec, February 24, 2016

“Québec’s Marginalization: the Black Experience in any Tongue” Colloquium: Ambiguous Encounters Anglophone – Francophone Relations in Québec, From the Conquest to the Quiet Revolution, Québec. Sponsored: QUESCREN, CIEQ QCGN and Morrin Library, March 27, 2015

« Les Volitgeurs sauvent Montréal, 26 octobre 1813 » Dans « 15 jours qui ont changé l’histoire du Québec » L’actualité 2 aout 2023

https://lactualite.com/societe/15-jours-qui-ont-change-lhistoire-du-quebec/

“Quebec’s Marginalization: The Black Experience in Any Tongue” Semaji: BCRC Newsletter 10(3) March 2015, p. 1.

“Demographic History of Blacks in Montreal” Citizens Forum On Global Social Issues. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, July 20, 2013 Leadership Conference, Montreal

“Blacks in Quebec” Course: Histoire des noirs américan, Université de Québec à Montréal, November 13, 2013

“Integrating Historical Narratives: The Blacks of Quebec,” Musée-Observatoire de l’Immigration Museum-Observatory of Immigration “Let’s Talk about Our Immigrant Roots Series. DaCosta-Angelique Institute, April 23, 2012

“Des origines: The Blacks in Montreal” A collaboration of the Black Studies, and Positive and non-Stereotyped Minority Representation Project, Vanier College, February 2011

“Invisible History: The Black Experience in a New Narrative for Canada.” In Farfan, Matthew, and Rod MacLeod, eds. Historical Views: Selections from Quebec Heritage News, 2000-2020. Vol. II, p. 187-189. Sherbrooke: Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network, 2021.

“Blacks in Montreal 1628-1986 Lecture” Women of Colour, Simone de Beauvoir Institute Women Studies. Concordia University, 2009

“The History of Blacks in Montreal,” Black Law Students’ Association of Canada of McGill University 2010 Inaugural Conference, McGill Faculty of Law, February 18, 2010

“History of Black Montreal,” ACSioN-CRCN BCRC Fundamentals Orientation Assembly, Session 1: The Past, September 7, 2008

“Blacks in the History of Quebec and Montreal” State University of New York (SUNY-Plattsburgh, NY), September 1, 2006

“Learning and Reconciling: the History of Blacks: A Quebec People” Paper presented at Black History Month 2007 Panel –Presentation Reconciliation… Understanding the Past to Build a Better Future, Multiracial/Multicultural Committee, Batshaw

“Black history: A long Connection-A Survey of Black contributions to and settlement in the Montreal area,” Symposia: Heritage Summit at the McCord, Hidden Histories, Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network Conference: Montreal Mosaic: A day to learn and celebrate our multicultural history, 2007

“Quebec’s Marginalization: The Black Experience in any Tongue” “Engaging North America: Illuminating Black Canada An International Scholars Conference,” Institute of African American Research Program University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2003

“Women in Black History: An Overview,” Women of Colour, McGill Centre for the Research and Teaching of Women. McGill University, 2003

“With Prayers and Addresses: Emancipation Day Celebrations in 19th Century Montreal” International Emancipation Day, Law Society of Upper Canada, Toronto; by Ontario Black History Society & African Canadian Legal Clinic, 2002

“The Importance of Black Studies.” Community Forum on the Importance of Black Studies Panel. Black Student Network of McGill University, March 11, 1992

“Black Women Claiming History,” Keynote Speaker. Simone de Beauvoir Institute, Concordia University, February 1997

“Black History takes a different meaning ” Merton Elementary School, 1997

“You do to one you do to all” Canadian Jewish Congress, The Black Coalition of Québec and Québec Region Youth Committee for Black History Month Recognition, March 6, 1995

Marie Joseph Angelique: Celebrating resistance. Workshop facilitator. Claiming Our Space. Collective of Black Women of Montreal, July 8, 1992

“History of Blacks in Montreal,” Commemorative Event Inaugurating February Black History Month, Québec Human Rights Commission, February 1, 1991

“Invisible History: The Black Experience in a New Narrative for Canada.” Quebec Heritage News, Winter 2017.

Blacks in Montreal 1628-1986: An Urban Demography (with DVD). Montreal. Dorothy W. Williams, 2008. p. 147.

“Mixing it up: or putting black history in Montreal A perspective of the impact of black presence” The Link 30(30) Black History Month Special Issue. February 10, 2009.

“Canadian Black History Matters” Organized by Montreal Council of Women, February 4, 2021.

“Why was fire such a calamity?” Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History Project/les grands mystères de l’histoire canadienne, The Torture and the Truth. University of Sherbrooke, August 2005.

“Growing up in Black Montreal.” Quebec Heritage News 5(1) Jan-Feb 2009, p. 3-4.

“Canadian Black History Matters” [Panelist] Beyond the Hashtag – Voices and Actions. Organized by Batshaw Youth and Family Centres, February 24, 2021.

“The Black Community.” In Diversity and Achievement in Anglophone Québec; Your Story, Our Story A Brief Overview of Québec’s Cultural and Regional Diversity. Sherbrooke, QC: Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network, 2019, 12-13.

“Black History: Stories of My Time Favourite stories of Montreal Blacks over 400 years.” « D’Hier a aujourd’hui, l’histoire nous raconte. » Organized by Dorval Museum of Local History and Heritage and Dorval Historical Society and the Dorval Library, February 20, 2021.

“A Past Denied: The Invisible History of Slavery in Canada.” Mike Barber, Lumière VFX. Teaser. [1:30 mins].

“Marks of Identity’ ‘Slavery 1628-1834.” In Boundaries of Identity: A Quebec Reader. Bill Dodge, ed. Toronto, Lester Publishing Ltd.,1992, p. 123-131.

“The Quebec Experience: Slavery: 1628-1834” In Acting on Words: An Integrated Reader, Rhetoric and Handbook. D. Brundage, M. Lahey, eds. Toronto, Pearson Education Canada Inc., 2003 p. 90-99.

« L’histoire des noirs à Montréal » Mois l’histoires des noirs [Publications spécialisées] Métro (Montréal) 1 février, 2011. p. 1.

“350 Years of Black Presence and Participation: Where do We Go from Here?” Cote des Neiges Black Community Association Annual Banquet 1991

“Africville & Montreal: Parallels in Community Survival” Montreal premiere of “Remember Africville” 1992

“The Forgotten Story-Montreal’s Blacks” Ste. Anne de Bout de l’Ile Historical Society Annual Dinner 1995

“It’s Our History Too” CLSC Lac St. Louis, 1998

“Montreal Black History” St. James United Church Interdenominational Fellowship, 1999

“The History of Blacks in Montreal” Pierrefonds-Dollard des Ormeaux Intermunicipal Library 1999

“Black history and the science of history or history as a science.” Little Burgundy Youth Employment Centre 1999

“Histoire de la Communauté noire à Montréal” Centre Good Shepherd communautaire (Bon Pasteur) sur l’Histoire 1999

“The Underground Railway and other Myths of Black History” Pierrefonds Dollard-des-Ormeaux Intermunicipal Library February 14, 2001

“The History of Blacks in Quebec” Wednesday’s Women’s Group Halifax North Library, Halifax 2002

“The History of Blacks in Montreal” Juriclub, Palais de Justice, Montréal 2003

“Sankofa in Montreal A History of Blackness in Montreal” Black History Series, Ethnic Origins Bookstore, Montreal, 2005

“Accommodating, Tolerating or Accepting: The Long History of Blacks in Montreal,” Société Historique de Dorval/Dorval Historical Society, 2007

“A History of Blacks in Montreal,” Anglican Diocese of Montreal, Multicultural & Racism Awareness Committee, 2007

“Blacks in Montreal.” 60th Anniversary of Israel: Regathering the Tribes of Israel Discovered in Africa Conference. Reunification Juda Israel, 2008

“Blacks in Montreal the power of demography” Kenyan Independence and Barack Obama Celebration, Zerf Productions & Afrique de mode, 2008

”Les Afro-Québécois” Midi-Causiere/Thursday Coffee Klatch, McCord Museum, 2009

“They Made history” Business and Professional Women of Montreal International Black History Night, 2009

“Blacks in Montreal 628-1986.” Haitian Student Association & the Concordia Student Union. Concordia University, Montreal, 2009

“The Afro-Quebecoise: Diversity in Black Montreal” Women’s Canadian Club of Montreal, 2009

“Blacks in Montreal,” Black History Month: Lunch and Learn, Book Readings, Atwater Library, February 27, 2009

“The Black Anglophone Community: One of the Founding Communities of Montreal.” 5e sommet citoyen de Montréal, UQAM, Montreal, June, 2009.

“Taking what is good from our Past into the Present.” The Black Empowerment Summit Student’s Network, McGill University, November, 2009.

“A Living History.” QCGN Presentation at: A Changing Community: How do we reconcile many histories in one community? « Une communauté en évolution Comment réconcilier divers parcours dans une seule communauté? » University of the Streets Cafe/ L’Université autrement, Dans les cafes, Concordia University? 2009

“Little Burgundy and Black Settlement in Montreal” The Women’s Canadian Club of Montreal, Victoria Hall 2017

“A Look Back through Black History in Canada” Canadian Heritage, Montreal Region, Government of Canada, Guy-Favreau-Exhibition and Lecture 2017

“Blacks in Montreal: The First 200 Years” Montreal and its Histories Conference, 18th Annual Convention & AGM of the Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network, Montreal, May 21, 2017

Montreal Mosaic Web Magazine. Black History Month Event from Canadian Heritage, Quebec Region by Sandra Stock, Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network, February 28, 2017

https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/black-history-until-1900

Blacks in Montreal 1628-1986: An Urban Demography. Cowansville, Les Éditions Yvon Blais Inc., 1989. p. 147.

The Road to Now: A History of Blacks in Montreal. Montreal, Vehicule Press, 1997. p. 235

Les Noirs À Montréal 1628-1986: Essai de démographie urbaine. P. DesRuisseaux, trad. Montréal, VLB Éditeur, 1998. p. 217.

“Black Canadians and Allyship” Équipe de la diversité et de l’inclusion / Diversity and Inclusion team, Services partagés Canada / Shared Services Canada, January 26, 2021

“Centuries of History: Deep, Deep Roots.” Community Contact 9(2) January 2000.

“History of Blacks in Montreal: A Summary” in The Evolution of the Black Community of Montreal: Change and Challenge. James Torczyner, Sharon Springer, eds. Montreal, McGill Consortium for Ethnicity & Strategic Social Planning, 2001, p. 7-12.

“The significance of Black history” Semaji: BCRC Newsletter 6(4) 2009, p. 3

The Canadian Encyclopedia, s.v. “Black History in Canada 1900-1960”, Last Edited May 3, 2021.

The Canadian Encyclopedia, s.v. “Black History in Canada Until 1900”, Last Edited March 12, 2021.

« La Petite-Bourgogne: Berceau de la communauté noire de Montréal. » Vue sur la Bourgogne 9(1) 28 février, 2003, p. 1, 3.

“Little Burgundy: The Home of Montreal’s Historic Black Community.” Burgundy Vision 9(1) February 28, 2003, p. 1, 7.