Black Queer Collections at The ArQuives: A Legacy of Resistance and Community (Part 1)
The ArQuives, based in Toronto, holds a large collection of materials on Black queer activism. Syriah Bailey writes about you’ll find on their shelves.
Land, Archives, and Buried Black History
Preserving the locations of historic Black burial grounds in Ontario is important. So is documenting their existence. In this blog post, William Felepchuk writes about why.
Uncovering Black Canadian Sport Stories in Archives
Dr. Ornella Nzindukiyimana shares her strategy for combing through the archives to find treasures of Black sport histories.
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MOBA Project Updates!
An update on MOBA Project’s development.
Black Canada and Why the Archival Logic of Memory Needs Reform
The archives are an important method for documenting and preserving Black history. But that doesn’t mean they are impervious to improvement. Read more about how they could do better and what is needed from researchers.