Exhibiting the History of the Peace Movement in Canada: a Meeting with Two Curators

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With:
-Janis Alton, Co-chair of the board of Canadian Voice of Women for Peace, member of the organization for 40 years and UN representative
and
-Dr. Amber Lloylangston, Assistant Historian, Canadian War Museum and
curator of the temporary exhibition exploring the history of peace advocacy in Canada, opening in May 2013. (http://www.warmuseum.ca/event/peace-the-exhibition) She also teaches at the Institute of Women’s Studies, University of Ottawa.

On the occasion of the exhibition Building Peace Making History – 100 Years of Women`s Peace Building in Canada –hosted by the Department of History from February 4 to March 8 (4th floor Paterson Hall; see http://www2.carleton.ca/history/cu-events/exhibit-building-peace-making-history-100-years-of-womens-peace-building-in-canada) – and in preparation for the exhibition on peace, curated by Dr. Lloylangston, at the Canadian Museum of War, which opens in May 2012 (see http://www.warmuseum.ca/event/peace-the-exhibition).