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Divide and Conquer: Federal Indigenous Policies (Community Classroom) With Peter Di Gangi
April 06, 2016
Following up our successful lecture at our Community Classroom on the History of Ottawa River Watershed with Senior Researcher at Algonquin Nations Secretariat, Peter Di Gangi, we would like to invite you all to our next discussion with Peter along with 2 panelists on the development of Federal Indian Policies.
Fee: $10
If you are interested in attending this community classroom, we kindly ask you must register with us and complete the payment BEFORE Tuesday, April 5. The minimum number of attendees required is 15 in order for us to cover our costs of preparing and delivering this lecture. Your payment of $10 reserves a spot for you and is non refundable. We appreciate your cooperation!
To REGISTER, please use one of the following methods:
Online: http://octopusbooks.ca/tickets/divide-and-conquer-federal-indian-policies-community-classroom-with-peter-di-gangi
In person: Octopus Books Centretown (251 Bank St. 2nd floor) or Octopus Books Glebe (116 Third Ave.)
By phone: 613-688-0752
Time: 7 PM
Venue: Octopus Books Centretown (@25One Community)
Location: 2nd Floor, 251 Bank St. Ottawa, ON
Website: http://octopusbooks.ca/tickets/divide-and-conquer-federal-indian-policies-community-classroo
Phone: 613-688-0752
Categories: Human Rights, Law, Legal
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