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    • Same Difference
    • Reconnecting to the Bow
    • Minor Stipulations
    • A List of Antagonisms: Kitchener, ON
    • 100 years then and hereafter
    • we remain profoundly and infinitely connected
    • Declarations for a Different Future
    • In Retrospect
    • Neighbourhood Trust
    • The Egyptian
    • A List of Antagonisms: Hamilton, ON
    • Rehearsing Disagreement
    • Everything I Wanted to Tell You
    • Dear Scarborough
    • This Place
    • Souvenir Shop: Scarborough, ON
    • The Rights of Nature
    • Everything Is Happening Right Here
    • Souvenir Shop: Mississauga, ON
    • Something Written to the White House
    • Something Written in the Arabic Language
    • Welcome to Guelph
    • Utterance
    • Trying to Find a Way to Tell You
    • Varying Proximities
    • Flagged for Review
  • Collaborations
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    • A Record of the Rivers
    • The Memory Cookbook
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    • An Etymology of Things
    • The Cycles of Stupidity
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    • How to Forget the Border Completely
  • News
    • Call Calgary's Bow River
    • Belonging to a Place: Episode 1—Holding Ground
    • The Art of Change Podcast: Episode 11—Art and Social Change
    • Neighbourhood Trust: The Housing Crisis
    • Capilano Review: Winter 2019
    • A List of Antagonisms
    • Nuit Blanche Scarborough
    • PLUS
    • Bow River's Emotions
    • Nuit Blanche Makes Mark in Scaborough
    • Letters to Scarborough
    • Field Trip: Toronto
    • Refugee, immigrant women collaborate
    • Welcome to Guelph
    • The Bow River
    • Life Inside the Broken City
    • Poetry in the Streets
    • Everyone's the Best
  • Contact
  • Broken City Lab
  • Menu

Hiba Abdallah

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  • Projects
    • Same Difference
    • Reconnecting to the Bow
    • Minor Stipulations
    • A List of Antagonisms: Kitchener, ON
    • 100 years then and hereafter
    • we remain profoundly and infinitely connected
    • Declarations for a Different Future
    • In Retrospect
    • Neighbourhood Trust
    • The Egyptian
    • A List of Antagonisms: Hamilton, ON
    • Rehearsing Disagreement
    • Everything I Wanted to Tell You
    • Dear Scarborough
    • This Place
    • Souvenir Shop: Scarborough, ON
    • The Rights of Nature
    • Everything Is Happening Right Here
    • Souvenir Shop: Mississauga, ON
    • Something Written to the White House
    • Something Written in the Arabic Language
    • Welcome to Guelph
    • Utterance
    • Trying to Find a Way to Tell You
    • Varying Proximities
    • Flagged for Review
  • Collaborations
  • Writing & Publications
    • Dear Scarborough
    • A Record of the Rivers
    • The Memory Cookbook
    • The Rights of Nature
    • An Etymology of Things
    • The Cycles of Stupidity
    • 1W3KND
    • How to Forget the Border Completely
  • News
    • Call Calgary's Bow River
    • Belonging to a Place: Episode 1—Holding Ground
    • The Art of Change Podcast: Episode 11—Art and Social Change
    • Neighbourhood Trust: The Housing Crisis
    • Capilano Review: Winter 2019
    • A List of Antagonisms
    • Nuit Blanche Scarborough
    • PLUS
    • Bow River's Emotions
    • Nuit Blanche Makes Mark in Scaborough
    • Letters to Scarborough
    • Field Trip: Toronto
    • Refugee, immigrant women collaborate
    • Welcome to Guelph
    • The Bow River
    • Life Inside the Broken City
    • Poetry in the Streets
    • Everyone's the Best
  • Contact
  • Broken City Lab
Gardiner Blockade, May 2009

Gardiner Blockade, May 2009

Images of Resistance: An Archive of Action

May 12, 2021

Images of Resistance: An Archive of Action is an exhibition that brings together interviews, documents, photographs, and untold stories of the 2008-2009 Toronto Protests against the Genocidal War in Sri Lanka. Mobilized by members of the Tamil Canadian community, these demonstrations brought together tens of thousands of protesters during the months between September 2008 to June 2009, culminating notably in the Gardiner Expressway blockade.​

Tamil Canadian Centre for Civic Action has assembled the protest images into an archive, spearheaded by former City Councillor Neethan Shan, as a product of a wider community engagement project called: A Million Words: An Exhibit on the Histories of Tamil Canadians. With over 600+ collected photos, this growing collection carries the weight, history, and resilience of a community through decades of resistance and activism. 

This project is organized by the Tamil Canadian Centre for Civic Action in collaboration with Neethan Shan, Thevya Balendran and Hiba Abdallah. It is presented in partnership with Myseum of Toronto and the Fort York National Historic Centre. 

See more at: www.imagesofresistance.com

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May 12, 2021
Images of Resistance: An Archive of Action
May 12, 2021
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Mar 16, 2019
Azuma
Mar 16, 2019
Mar 16, 2019
Oct 15, 2018
the stories we tell each other
Oct 15, 2018
Oct 15, 2018
Oct 13, 2018
Difficult Conversations with Niki Landau
Oct 13, 2018
Oct 13, 2018
Oct 12, 2018
All the Headlines We Can’t Agree With (Reading the Paper, Together)
Oct 12, 2018
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Apr 21, 2018
Sites of Significance
Apr 21, 2018
Apr 21, 2018
Sep 30, 2017
Rights of Nature
Sep 30, 2017
Sep 30, 2017