A participatory workshop that explores our relationship(s) to land acknowledgements and re-evaluates how we can make them more meaningful. You’ve heard them before. From attending an event in the city, or hearing one online you hear: “Welcome, thank you for coming", a brief land acknowledgement read from their phone is recited for the one hundredth...
Throughout the 19th century, Kingston was the most important shipping port on the Great Lakes and ships sailing to or from Lake Ontario had to navigate through some of the world’s most dangerous waters, an area that became known as “the graveyard of Lake Ontario.” Over the course of 85 years, more than 45 lighthouses...
Gather online to celebrate Toronto’s 187th birthday with an ode to our wonderful city! Emceed by popular local historian Bruce Bell, the evening will be in the form of a revue with a top-notch array of entertainers all coming together to celebrate our city. Please see this website for further details: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-old-town-revue-a-love-letter-to-toronto-tickets-137865979857.
Making Space: Stories of Disabled Youth in the GTA is a two-part online storytelling event series exploring the past and present experiences of disabled and chronically ill youth growing up in Toronto. Featuring personal narratives and artwork, this program is a space for recognition, solidarity, and celebration, exploring how the landscape for disabled youth has...
