Charlotte Gray delivers Goodman Lecture
ACI board director discusses bringing Canada’s history to life
Charlotte Gray, chair of the ACI Board of Directors, presents “The Past is Present: Popular History and National Consciousness” as part of the prestigious Goodman Lecture Series at Western University. Established in 1975, the lecture series includes three lectures presented by an acclaimed historian invited by the university.
Joanne Goodman Lectures
September 26, 27, and 28 2017, 2:30–4:30 p.m.
3326 Somerville House
Lecture 1
“Selling History: Education or Entertainment?” focusses on the professional relationship between popular and university-based historians.
Lecture 2
“Putting the Story on Screen” explores how Canada has been represented on both the small and big screen, specifically the popular television programs Canadian Heritage Minutes, Canada: A People’s History, and Canada: The Story of Us.
Lecture 3
“Canada’s Sesquicentennial: The post-national celebration” features an analysis of how Canada Day has been celebrated in the past, including Canada’s 150th anniversary earlier this year.
Greg Curnoe, Map of North America, 1972, India ink on paper, 29.5 x 22.2 cm, Dalhousie Art Gallery, Dalhousie University, Halifax.