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September 25, 2020

CEMH Digital Talk: Jacob Jurss (Department of History, Metropolitan State...

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In 1720, despite French claims, European presence in the region we now call Minnesota were weak. Far more important for understanding this place and moment were the Indigenous borderlands...

September 29, 2020

The Past, Present & Future of Accelerating Success for Black Children

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Join us for the first in a three-part series of conversations between community elder and educator Katie Sample and great minds leading the way with excellence in education for Black...

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