<p><strong>A home for our migrations</strong> will ground you within the sense of place that has transformed over time to which is rooted in Indigenous stories of place. With over 3 million people living in the City of Toronto with little knowledge of Indigenous contributions to its living history. This first podcast episode will explore concepts of home and history with artists Duke Redbird, Cheryl L’Hirondelle, Shelley Niro and Michael Belmore.</p>

A home for our migrations will ground you within the sense of place that has transformed over time to which is rooted in Indigenous stories of place. With over 3 million people living in the City of Toronto with little knowledge of Indigenous contributions to its living history. This first podcast episode will explore concepts of home and history with artists Duke Redbird, Cheryl L’Hirondelle, Shelley Niro and Michael Belmore.

A home for our migrations

Travel across urban, polar and pacific landscapes with Dr. Julie Nagam to reveal the space between us as a potential site for sharing knowledges. Her conversations with artists, elders, arts leaders and scholars from around the globe will uncover the stories and connections between cultures, communities, and the environment, to transform the future of public art.

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A home for our migrations

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