Idk where people are at but something that helped me when I was learning more about Palestine a few years ago was reading about the everyday mechanisms of control that Palestinians deal with — from roads to water to ID cards. So thought I’d share

Without distinguishing sex work from human trafficking, the Bill will authorize law enforcement to further surveil, harass, detain and potentially deport sex workers. Sign our statement: butterflysw.org/stop-bill-251 #StopBill251 #CopsAreNotProtectingUs #NoMorePolicing #NoMoreRescue

#CollectiveLiberation is an opportunity for EVERYONE to shape and wholly transform the future of museums. Registration is now open: eventbrite.com/e/collective-l… Full schedule: museumsandrace.org/2021/05/17/col…

Miss the phenomenal #CollectiveLiberation series last week? No worries - we gotchu. Each session is available for you !! *free* !! with ASL interpretation and closed captions: youtube.com/channel/UCg5Un…

Informative thread about residential schools, their impact, and the important work of the Woodland Cultural Centre

🚨FOR RELEASE🚨 W/ input from advocates & PWLE, TDIN has co-authored 'A Path Forward' demanding John Tory adopt a #HumanRights approach to #encampments, unhoused ppl. 207 orgs, leaders have signed. Tory MUST add the letter to July 14 City Council agenda! tdin.ca/announcement.p…

"A tent in a park is no one’s first option, and we understand that parks cannot be a permanent housing solution. However, the forcible removal of encampment residents must end."

Black space matters. Black artists and activists have had to rely on borrowed rec-rooms and basements to do their work, if they find space at all. We are working to change this. #Opinion by syrus marcus ware torstar.co/ZvwO50FtXpO

Thread on residential school denialism, with a reference glossary. Thanks @justicedanielh

The #OntarioMuseumAssociation has presented the Excellence in Emerging Museum Practice Award to the founders of the Museum Professionals of Colour (Museum Professionals of Colour) for their work to advance advocacy and #antiracism in the museum field. Congratulations on your achievement 🎉 #OMA

"The Lengths We Go" exhibition at Bradley Museum is filled with first-hand experiences from the Mississauga community! Were you ever expected to have a certain hairstyle? 🗣️ Tell us about it! #MiHairstory Take a virtual tour OR book an in-person tour! ➡️ bit.ly/3BJqT2v

Introducing our new MMSt Assistant Professor, Armando Perla. Armando says he wants to broaden the understanding of museum work, focus on approaches from below, and connect the MMSt program to the networks he has developed around the world. Read more: bit.ly/3lDVoRK

The Museum Professionals of Colour Annual General Meeting for the 2021-2022 academic year will be on Friday, Oct 1 at 6 pm. The meeting is open to all UofT students, staff, faculty, and alumni. Register here: bit.ly/3kL5YFJ

Weekly reminder that #MuseumsAreNotNeutral

MMSt in partnership with Museum Professionals of Colour and ICOM's Committee on Education and Cultural Action for Latin America and the Caribbean invites you to attend a conversation between 3 leaders in decolonizing scholarship and museum practice, on Oct 7 at 4pm. bit.ly/3nDQuFb

📚Join us for our first International Council of Museums (ICOM) MOOC. The course will encourage museum professionals to explore a series of methodologies and strategies for social inclusion and community building. 📅Starts 29 Nov. It is free #ICOM75 #ICOMuseums #museums icom.museum/en/news/icom-m…

#CanadaHistoryWeek (Nov. 22-28) celebrates Indigenous languages, leadership, and culture this year. 🦅 Mark the occasion by streaming over 50 years of Métis, Inuit and First Nations cinema for free → bit.ly/IndigenousCine… 🎞️ by Christopher Auchter 🎶 by Daniel Janke.