A Panel on Black-Led Archives Telling Our Own Stories

As a part of Museum of Toronto’s Black Diasporas Tkaronto-Toronto exhibition, this must-see panel brings together local experts in the field of Black archives.

Led by moderator Channon Oyeniran, panelists Aaron T. Francis, Dr. Natasha Henry-Dixon, and Melissa J. Nelson will discuss and share with the audience about the importance of documenting our histories, oral histories, and community archives

Dates

January 23, 2025

Location

401 Richmond Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada

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