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By Haroon Khalid, Anam Zakaria, and Emily Burton, PhD, Oral Historian “Reality is reality. It is more difficult than imagination…We’re adapting, whatever’s happening. We were okay, we’re still okay, and we will always be okay, hopefully.” Rammah Mohammad. [1] Introduction In 2024, the Canadian …
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Giuseppe Corrado Family …
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Pio Patrizi …
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Refuge Canada Tent raises awareness of the complex issues surrounding the history of refugees in Canada. Drawing upon oral histories, archival images and interactives, this immersive exhibit serves as an introduction to the context for Canada’s place in the global refugee crisis and brings to light …
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Programs Online Age Group Program Delivery Costs A Taste of Our Home Activity Book Ages 12 - 15 Free, downloadable activity book Refuge Canada Ages 12 - 18 Free, downloadable lesson plan The Suitcase Activity Ages 9 - 15 Free, downloadable activity sheet Who we remember and who is forgotten Ages 11 …
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Image from Freepik. Discover how food connects us all! A Taste of Our Home: The Flavours of Migration & Diversity in Canada is an activity book created to accompany the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21’s travelling exhibition eat make share: a taste of immigration . Download activity book …
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September 13 to December 7, 2025 we would be freer (بنكون اكتر احرار) reflects on the relationship between native plants and peoples living under settler colonialism. Known for its zesty taste and bright colour, the sumac plant is used as a medicine, spice, dye, and more. Weaving together the …
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Rosina Antonio Egidio …
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Clelia and Duilio …