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What We’ve Learned About Ontario’s Multicultural History

AuthorAllanaPosted onMay 23, 2018May 23, 2018CategoriesOur Work

iNkctRMc_400x400Media Coordinator Allana Mayer wrote an essay about archives, representation, and collective memory over at Active History, about our recent release of virtual exhibits about Ontario’s multicultural history. Check it out!

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