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lawrence hill (born January 24, 1957) is a Canadian novelist, essayist and memoirist. He is known for his 2007 novel The Book of Negroes, inspired by the Black Loyalists given freedom and resettled in Nova Scotia by the British after the American Revolutionary War, and his 2001 memoir Black Berry, Sweet Juice: On Being Black and White in Canada. The Book of Negroes was adapted for a TV mini-series produced in 2015.
Unpacked – Yassin Mohamud: Bristol's first Somali lord mayor
Welcome back after a short break to Bristol Unpacked, and the start of our new season running through until summer.
For the first episode we welcome Yassin Mohamud, a Green councillor for Lawrence Hill, the ward that includes Barton Hill, which as well as sitting within the controversion East Bris…
The Poison Apple of Simulated Practice Learning - With Joelle Salje
What happens when simulated practice learning stops being seen as the “poor substitute” for placement and starts becoming one of the most powerful tools in healthcare education? In this episode Tony Jermy and Lawrence Hill are joined by Joelle Salje to unpack “The Poison Apple of SPL”.
Drawing on …
Bonus Video! 2026 From Page to Screen Books
In this Bonus VIDEO! episode of "Historical Drama with the Boston Sisters," Michon and Taquiena discuss their 2026 book picks for summer reading and beyond including: *Carole Boston Weatherford's "Kin: Rooted in Hope," a multi-generational narrative in verse about her family's history (See Episode …
Behind the Glass - Sim Tech Symposium. With Russ Sinclair, Matt Clark and Hannah May
In this episode of SimCast, Lawrence Hill and Tony Jermy are joined by Russ Sinclair, Matt Clark and Hannah May to explore the emerging identity and future direction of the healthcare simulation technician community.
The discussion centres around the development of SimTechSym, a new national sympos…
Concerned Clergy Podcast May 27,2026
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Back after a one-week technical hiatus, Rev. Tony Alexander and Pastor David W. Greene Sr. anchor the hour around a double-barreled critique of racial disparity in how youth misbehavior is covered and prosecuted in Central Indiana…
"We can't teach a book with that word in it": Reflections on the role of literature in society
When prominent Canadian novelist Lawrence Hill learned his award-winning The Book of Negroes had been banned from classrooms by the London District Catholic School Board because of its use of the N-word, he was deeply troubled.
Join Lawrence Hill in his conversation with author and McGill Universi…
THE BOOK OF NEGROES: Black Histories Straddling the U.S.-Canada Border (Ep. 94)
In episode 94 (Season 5 finale), The Boston Sisters talk with Lawrence Hill, author of The Book of Negroes (2007), a novel inspired by an 18th-century British military ledger of African Americans who gained freedom serving the British in the Revolution. Hill’s novel was adapted by the CBC into a mi…
Series 2 Episode 5 - Black Loyalist Migration to Atlantic Canada
Today we are joined by Stephen Wesley, a 14th generation descendant of Black Migration to Atlantic Canada and the Province of Nova Scotia, Canada. Blacks migrated to Atlantic Canada after the American Revolutionary War and the War of 1812 as the British offered freedom to those who would fight wi…
Ethical considerations in learning disabilities simulation - With Helen Needham
In this episode of SimCast, Lawrence Hill and Tony Jermy are joined by Helen Needham, a learning disability nurse and academic at Birmingham City University with more than 40 years of experience across clinical, community and educational settings. Helen explores how simulation can help healthcare s…
The Future of Healthcare Simulation With ASPiH President Sharon Weldon
What does the future of healthcare simulation look like, and are we thinking big enough about what simulation can actually achieve?
In this episode of SimCast, Lawrence Hill and Tony Jermy are joined by Professor Sharon Weldon, President of the Association for Simulated Practice in Healthcare (ASPi…
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