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7Indigenous Cultural Competence Training 2 - John Croutch from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Part of Indigeneity and the Classics series. Indigenous Cultural Competence Training (Part 2 of 2. Part 1 is September 30.) Event to take place via Zoom. Those who are interested can email katherine.blouin@utoronto.ca to register.

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9UTM Seminar – M. Griffith (Berkeley) all day

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14Native Writers of North America on Greco-Roman Antiquity all day
Native Writers of North America on Greco-Roman Antiquity by Prof. Craig Williams (U. Illinois Urbana-Champaign); this is also a #EOTalks. Literature stream cross-stream presentation from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Matt Watton. The topic: ‘Cicero's translation of Plato's Apology’

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16Eos READS for Black Lives all day
Eos READS for Black Lives is coming to the Department of Classics this Fall: A UofT Classics' group discussion of the readings will take place on Oct. 9th, 10 am to noon. All members of the Department (undergraduate, graduates and faculty) are welcome! Those interested to participate & access the readings can email Profs. Akrigg or Blouin
https://www.eosafricana.org/announcements/eos-reads-special-session Online

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19CPAMP Special Paper - Andrea Falcon (Concordia) from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm

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21Ancient Greek and Indigenous Astronomical Traditions all day
Two-Eye Seeing and the Sky: When ancient Greek and Indigenous Astronomical Traditions Meet: A special class with UofT Astronomy Professor Hilding Neilson; see also this recent Walrus piece. Those who are interested can email katherine.blouin@utoronto.ca to register.

22MACS Lecture - Catherine Pratt (Western) from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm

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30UTM Seminar – E. Eidinow (Bristol) all day

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Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity

The Department of Classics is committed to fostering an inclusive environment that is welcoming to all. Some of the practical actions we are taking to achieve that end can be found here.

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