Seeds of hope. Poetry – Here, Now and Then. Migration, Frontiers and human rights.

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• A brief in La Métropole announces Seeds of Hope — a group exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts that that explores the stigma around suicide. The exhibition, on now through April 2nd, was created in collaboration with Concordia's Department of Creative Arts Therapies and the department's chair, arts therapies associate professor Yehudit Silverman.
• Life in Quebec announces that Katherine McLeod, professor of English in the Faculty of Arts and Science, will give a talk at the Morrin Centre College Hall in Quebec City, this afternoon at two, titled "‘Poetry – Here, Now, and Then’: A Talk on Audio-Visual Literary Archives and Phyllis Webb’s 1967 CBC-TV Program, Extension". The presentation will focus on McLeod's research into how the CBC radio archives serve as literary archives.
• Radio Canada International interviews one of the organizers of an international symposium being held today at Université de Montréal, titled "Migration, Frontiers and human rights in the Americas ". The event is sponsored by RÉLAM (Network of Latin American Studies), which brings together researchers and professors from Concordia, McGill, Université de Montréal and UQAM.

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