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  • A large group of people, dressed in a variety of traditional costumes, pose for a photo following the conclusion of the 2002 Caravan festival pageant.

    The Toronto Caravan: A Festival for Everyone

  • Image of the front page of a newspaper titled Contrast; the headline is "Weekend of marching, mourning" and the main image is of a group of people marching in protest.

    Black Feminist Activism in the 20th Century

  • A man and woman use toothpicks to serve themselves. There is line behind them of people waiting for their turn to serve themselves food.

    North York Recipes for Healing

  • Black and white image of men and women surrounding a grave approximately 12 feet tall topped with a Celtic cross. The people are wearing black and white clothing and some are carrying black umbrellas. Other graves are visible around them.

    Black History Unburied: Toronto Necropolis Beyond the Grave

  • Black Placemaking: United Through Heritage

  • Three men stand behind a dj decks facing the camera. They are inside with blue lighting behind them. All three wear sunglasses.

    Toronto After Dark: A History of the DIY Scene

  • A carved stone face in front of a leafy background and sky.

    Art and Innovation at the Guild of All Arts

  • A colourful illustration featuring a music group with several individuals playing different instruments.

    Free Jazz in a Free City

  • Panoramic photo of intersecting streets with commercial storefronts and small groups of people walking along the sidewalk.

    Remembering Toronto’s 1918 Anti-Greek Riots

  • A black and white photograph depicting a street scene. A series of one and two-storey buildings can be seen behind a row of electric poles. The largest building has a sign out front that reads "International Chop Suey House."

    Growing Our Future: Commemorating 100 Years of the Chinese Immigration Act