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Who are the women who've looked after Canada's children?

Art & Jazz Soirée at the McMaster Museum of Art

PERFORMATIVE LECTURE: DAWIT L. PETROS AND IRENE CAMPOLMI

Jarvis: Caroline Quarlls, part of Windsor's remarkable history

Canadian Museum of History: An Evening with Wanda Robson

The Fight to Decolonize the Museum

Who Was the Most Influential Curator of the Decade? Dozens of Art-World Experts Told Us Their Judgment, and Why

Montreal's black pioneers: They paved the way for others

Society believes 'justice delayed, justice denied' for black community at Hogan's Alley

A Massive New Database Will Connect Billions of Historic Records to Tell the Full Story of American Slavery

Erased No More: This Project Is Documenting Canada's Black Indigenous History

A Black Curator Is Never Just a Curator

Black rights group wants to formally recognize 'Nigger Rock'

L’histoire méconnue des Afro-Canadiens

Afua Cooper: Constructing Black Women's Historical Knowledge

The Black Atlantic Reconsidered: Black Canadian Writing, Cultural History, and the Presence of the Past

Home for Colored Children inquiry releases final report into abuse at orphanage

Alternative Toronto 1980 - 1995

Honouring Oakville’s black community

Alice Ming Wai Jim on “Trying Angles”