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J. Winfield Fretz, future pres. of CGC, speaks to an inter-Mennonite audience (backs to camera) in the Physics & Math building, U. of Waterloo. See article in CM 11-1-4. Women also present. Related to 1994-14.2107 & 2108?

Session at "Tandi: Symposium on Native Peoples" held at the University of Waterloo. Harold Cardinal addresses the gathering in a university lecture hall. The symposium was presented by Conrad Grebel College, the University's Federation of Students and Mennonite Central Committee (Canada). A report in Canadian Mennonite noted that in addition to local students, Indigenous students from other universities, as well as Dene and Haudenosaunee participants and civil servants were in attendance.

Traditional dance performed by the Niagara Iroquois Dance Group in the chapel of Conrad Grebel College. Part of the events at "Tandi: Symposium on Native Peoples." 20-22 Jan 1976. Photo published in K-W Record 21 Jan 1976.

Participants in the Conrad Grebel College Elderhostel program, June 11-17, 1989. Back row (left to right): Anna Wideman, Allan Robertson, Beatrice Whalley, Frank Benum, Lloyd Tufts, Ralph Lebold (College President), Bill McMahon, Don Warrell, Len Friesen (Instructor, ‘The Soviet Union Today‘), John Miller (Instructor, "Meet the Prophets‘). Middle Row (left to riqht): Irene Benum, Jeannette Tidman, Elsa Hall, Elma Kramers, Eileen Lebold, Isabel Foster, Esther Davey, Mary Jarrett, Merrick Jarrett (Instructor, ‘Australia in Song"), Pat Robertson, Louise Miller, Toini Warrell. Front Row (left to riqht): Marg Coffey, Marion Hooper, Marie Clouter, Natalie Strauss, Marion Elliot, Bernice Esdale, Belva Kalbfleish, Laureen Harder (Elderhostel Coordinator), Eldean Harter, Helen Holmes, Rose Goldsvorthy, Isabella Bezant, Maude Collins. Children in front: Anna Friesen, Isaac Friesen.

Participants in the Conrad Grebel College Elderhostel program, June 11-17, 1989. Back row (left to right): Anna Wideman, Allan Robertson, Beatrice Whalley, Frank Benum, Lloyd Tufts, Ralph Lebold (College President), Bill McMahon, Don Warrell, Len Friesen (Instructor, ‘The Soviet Union Today‘), John Miller (Instructor, "Meet the Prophets‘). Middle Row (left to riqht): Irene Benum, Jeannette Tidman, Elsa Hall, Elma Kramers, Eileen Lebold, Isabel Foster, Esther Davey, Mary Jarrett, Merrick Jarrett (Instructor, ‘Australia in Song"), Pat Robertson, Louise Miller, Toini Warrell. Front Row (left to riqht): Marg Coffey, Marion Hooper, Marie Clouter, Natalie Strauss, Marion Elliot, Bernice Esdale, Belva Kalbfleish, Laureen Harder (Elderhostel Coordinator), Eldean Harter, Helen Holmes, Rose Goldsvorthy, Isabella Bezant, Maude Collins. Children in front: Anna Friesen, Isaac Friesen.

Frances Moore Lappé, speaking at a Peace and Conflict Studies colloquium, November 1981

Richard Steele giving a Peace and Conflict Studies lecture at Conrad Grebel on February 5, 1982

Carl Armerding, principal of Regent College in Vancouver and a biblical scholar, speaks to a group of faculty at Conrad Grebel

Lyle McBurney, director of the Ontario Association of Alternate and Independent Schools, speaking at a Mennonite Educators forum at Conrad Grebel. The conference theme was "Public Funding: Yes or No?"

Neil Emery, executive secretary of the Shapiro Commission on Private Schools in Ontario, speaking at a Mennonite Educators forum at Conrad Grebel. The conference theme was "Public Funding: Yes or No?"

Jim Weber, teacher at Kitchener Collegiate Institute, speaking at a Mennonite Educators forum at Conrad Grebel. The conference theme was "Public Funding: Yes or No?"

Dave Woodall of the Waterloo County Board of Education speaking at a Mennonite Educators forum at Conrad Grebel. The conference theme was "Public Funding: Yes or No?"

Participants in the "Toward a Mennonite Self-Understanding" conference held at Conrad Grebel in May 1986 converse in the hallway outside the Great Hall. Left to right: Bill Dick, Carl Good, Marie Stoltzfus.

Harry Loewen speaking during the "Toward a Mennonite Self-Understanding" conference in the Great Hall at Conrad Grebel.

Delbert Wiens speaking at the closing session of the "Toward a Mennonite Self-Understanding" conference.