March 21, and “The Italian Question” documentary
Fear, belonging, and the stories we claim—or don’t. A conversation with filmmaker Sun-Kyung Yi on the migration history hiding in plain sight.
The Nail That Stick Out: Migration, Memory, and Becoming
In March, the Gallery pauses to reflect on two intertwined truths: that women have long been the stewards of cultural survival, and that the struggle for human rights is inseparable from the histories of migration, displacement, and resilience.
RE:Location Documentary Series
The re:Location Documentary Series is a collection of compelling, socially relevant stories that need to be told, especially in light of ongoing efforts to re-examine historical events and achieve reconciliation by acknowledging past injustice to Canadians who have been marginalized and arbitrarily uprooted for political and economic reasons.
“The Good Canadian,” a 88-minute Documentary
The Good Canadian challenges national mythmaking, while offering Canadians the chance to forge a new identity from the truth.
Becoming Canadian: Citizens’ Stories
Becoming Canadian: Citizens’ Stories is a compelling and timely documentary that explores the origins and future of Canadian citizenship.
National Histories and Ethnic History in Canada – Prof. Roberto Perin
The question now arises as to whether national history still exists as a category. If so, how many national histories does Canada have? Where do the First Nations and immigrant groups fit into to this (these) national history (histories), or do they have national histories of their own?
College Street, Little Italy: Toronto’s Renaissance Strip
In 2006, the GOHM provided funding for the publication of College Street Little Italy, Toronto’s Renaissance Strip, which was edited by Denis De Klerck and Corrado Paina, 2006, Mansfield Press, on behalf of the Gallery of Human Migration.