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https://carleton.ca/history/wp-content/uploads/sites/71/2025/08/Draft-Twitter-ad-01.png1600900Call & Response | Appel et Réponse Convenor: Sali Lafrenie, Archivist, Private Archives, Library and Archives Canada Description: Call and response is about filling in the gaps, listening, and being in community usually in prayer, conversation or music. With this in mind, our theme invites speakers to share how they are addressing gaps, working in community, […]