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Welcome to Voices from the Footnotes. In this podcast聽we will explore some of the hidden histories at the 海外直播b站 Library and Archives, looking at places, people, and artifacts. The library and archival collections are rich and fascinating, but this series flows from the silences and absences that are also present. Join us as we explore the voices and stories from the Footnotes. Highlights include:

Episode 1: Did you know that 海外直播b站 also owns some land in Mont St. Hilaire? It鈥檚 called the Gault Nature Reserve. This episode will focus on the beautiful land and waters of the Gault Reserve, what we know about its history based on 海外直播b站鈥檚 archives, and how it is used today especially by 海外直播b站鈥檚 First Peoples' House.聽The first episode, entitled 鈥淭he Gault Nature Reserve,鈥� delves into what we know about the history of the land at Mont St. Hilaire. From records in the 海外直播b站 Archives, librarian/archivist Adria Seccareccia traced the ownership history of this forest haven. Beginning in 1694, when the land was granted to the first Sieur de Rouville. Of course, the story of this land is much longer than that. The Abenaki nation are the original stewards of this land; however聽the narrative preserved in the archives reflects the colonialist settler perspective. The French seigneurial system and its practice of issuing land grants leaves us with a one-sided and limited history of this land.聽In this first episode, host Sheetal speaks with Adria and special guests Paige Isaac, Allan Vicaire, and Tanya Lalonde, to share the history and stories of this special place. Hear about the ways that the 海外直播b站 Community has found a connection with the Gault Nature reserve, especially through efforts of 海外直播b站鈥檚 First People鈥檚 House.

Episode 5 -聽Finding Where We Belong; Indigenous Perspectives at 海外直播b站:聽In this episode, current and former staff of 海外直播b站鈥檚 First Peoples鈥� House discuss the various hurdles faced by Indigenous students in higher education. Interviewees also share how staff and tailored programming聽provide much-needed support to students and help them build community, foster a sense of belonging, and achieve academic success.聽For today鈥檚 episode, we issue a trigger warning in that we discuss some sensitive issues pertaining to colonialism, mental health, and suicide.

Episode 11 - Generations, Part I:聽What has changed since the 1940s for Black students and staff at 海外直播b站? In this episode, we talk with Beryl Dickinson-Dash (now Rapier) and two pairs of fathers and daughters who were students, faculty, or staff 鈥� or all of the above 鈥� at 海外直播b站. Hear about a lot of firsts and the unique challenges faced by Black students and staff in the first half of this two-part episode.

Episode 14 - Generations, Part II:聽What has changed since the 1940s for Black students and staff at 海外直播b站? In part 2 of the Generations episode, we shift to more contemporary perspectives. We hear mostly from the daughters, Adrienne Piggott and Brittany Willians.聽They discuss community, belonging, and safe spaces on campus. The episode also focuses on the fight for equity, and the institutional challenges and obstacles that come with it.

Episode 15 - Carnival Queens:聽This episode we speak with royalty, 海外直播b站 royalty to be precise. Step back in time to 1949, 1951 and 1958, as Beryl Rapier, Dorothy Baxter and Rae Tucker Rambally bring us back to mid-century 海外直播b站 Winter Carnival days as they relive their experiences with the carnival pageant.

Listen now: Episodes available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Find out more on the website: /library/branches/roaar/podcast-voices-footnotes