A project from the Regent Park Film Festival
Take a deeper look at Home Made Visible with special projects manager Elizabeth Mudenyo in her interview for This Magazine. She gives insight on the importance of representation, and how archiving the stories of Indigenous people and visible minorities can help underrepresented communities claim their place in Canadian history.
In partnership with the8fest, the 16th Annual Regent Park Film Festival is excited to host a hands-on filmmaking workshop using Super 8 film, the classic “home movie” format. Participating in the workshop, you will be introduced to shooting and developing film, and to how to record your own experience in the very special quality of Super 8 […]
On the East Coast of Canada? You may have seen us making the rounds! An article on Home Made Visible ran in the Oct. 2 editions of the Halifax Citizen, Dartmouth Tribune and Bedford-Sackville Observer, as well as the Oct. 3 edition of the South Shore Breaker. We are eager to have more contributors from the East […]
Home Made Visible at the sixth annual York University Department of History’s Public History Symposium. The Symposium will showcase organizations in Toronto that are dedicated to preserving the historical records of immigrants and their organizations, and democratizing access to historical knowledge in and about their communities. Join Home Made Visible’s Project Manager Elizabeth Mudenyo for a round table discussion on Diversifying […]
We’re excited to announce that the Home Made Visible collection is now available online thanks our Archival Partner, York University Libraries website! You can view select excerpts from participants here. Note: We strongly advise streaming with a Chrome browser. Image Courtesy of the Truong/Tram family The collection is still growing, and will be the first home video archive […]
Home Made Visible is expanding Canada’s media archives Home Made Visible launched last fall and as we reach the midway point of our project, we took a moment to reflect on the project’s impact thus far and how we’re widening our reach.
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