Join Myrtle Millares and Mark V. Campbell for an arts showcase and panel with Toronto hip-hop artists discussing immigration, settlement, and belonging.
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Hip-hop as Settlement is Myrtle Millares and Mark V. Campbell’s Urban Challenge Grant 3.0 project Beyond equity, diversity and inclusion.
Join the School of Cities and an ensemble led by Mitchell Cohen for a performance of Songs and Stories of Hope at the Citadel, Toronto.
Can public art impact democracy? This roundtable discusses the role and impact of public art in Toronto as a force for democratic participation.
Researchers at Singapore Management University and University of Toronto collaborate to examine the employment and educational structures that shape how migrant domestic workers and international students find belonging and thriving in Dubai, Singapore, and Toronto.
Asian Canadian futurist writers speak on Asian Canadian speculative fiction and artificial intelligence.
A shimmering collage of sound, story, and movement, Held Together by Glitter Tape celebrates Open Aesthetic Assemblies with multimedia performances, improvisation, and joyful, collective experimentation — held together by glitter tape.
Join the University of Toronto’s Department of Anthropology, Ethnography Lab, and School of Cities alongside researchers from Wilfirid Laurier University for the opening of a new photo-narrative exhibition, Life Behind the Ride: Resilience and risk in Indonesia’s on-demand economy.
