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Archiving Memories of Malvern, photography workshop

file2025Fonds 2 > Series 8 > File 518

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City of Toronto Archives via City of Toronto Archives
Dates
2025 (indexed as 2025)
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file
Extent
104 photographs : col., JPEG ; 906 MB; 4 digital records : PDF; 5.85 MB
Scope & content
File consists of photographs created during the Archiving Memories of Malvern workshop series, a six-week program exploring photography as a tool for documenting the Malvern area. The evening workshops included eight youth participants, aged 15 to 25, who photographed the Malvern neighbourhood in advance of planned redevelopment. Through their work, participants reflected on place, memory, and community identity. The series was led by facilitators Sagal Duale, Jasmine Vanstone, and Mohamed Shelila. Participants included Amari Gittens, Anne Layacan, Branden Fung, Dante Naipaul, Frederic Manguerra, Jazmine Chang, Yousra Amari, and Yusuf Deen. The program provided all necessary photography equipment and was supported by the Toronto Arts Council, Oddside Arts, Scarborough Arts, and TAIBU Community Health Centre. The workshop concluded with a presentation session, and participants shared curated vintage albums of their photographs alongside personal stories connected to the Malvern area.
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Subjects
Scarborough (Ont. : Borough); Malvern (Toronto, Ont. : Neighbourhood); ARTS; COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
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2026-10-22T00:44:14Z · source datestamp n/a · toronto
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