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Virtual Field Trip: Black History in Canada

Audience: School

Event Rating: Grade Level

Presented in collaboration with Black History Manitoba, this live, interactive virtual program will take a broad historical look at the contributions made and challenges faced by Black communities Canada, highlighting individual stories with a Manitoba emphasis. In exploring Canada’s Black History, students will come to better understand and apply the concept of historical significance in their own approach to investigating Canada’s history.

This FREE presentation is designed for students in Grades 5 and up.

Virtual Field Trips take place on Zoom, so participants will be able to ask and answer questions via typed chat. Registrants will receive an email confirmation link with instructions on how to join the Zoom Webinar. One registration is valid for one class.

Please contact our Reservations Coordinator at either programs@manitobamuseum.ca or 204-988-0626 with any questions.

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