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Sara Holmes and Noah Durham provide techniques for preserving and digitizing personal photo albums and scrapbooks, focusing on materials and storage methods.
A panel of Lincoln scholars, including Harold Holzer and Martha Hodges, will discuss Lincoln's relevance on the 207th anniversary of his birth.
Four family members in Montréal confront personal crises as the father seeks validation, the son engages in activism, and the mother questions her role.
A thousand kilometres north of Toronto, a lumber camp serves as the backdrop for a family's history in Northern Ontario's logging towns.
In Elsipogtog, Indigenous journalist Ossie Michelin revisits the community ten years after a historic protest against oil giant SWN, reflecting on its lasting impact.
Grayson Perry asks people from Boston, where 75% voted to leave the EU, to help create two large vases that reflect their views on Brexit.
Space archaeologist Sarah Parcak utilizes satellite imagery to monitor the destruction of cultural heritage sites around the world.
Ugandan dictator Idi Amin's regime is examined through a collection of stills and video footage captured by photographer Mo Amin, highlighting the complexities of life in Uganda during his rule.
A girl sings a song about herself, reflecting on childhood memories from Croatia and Canada while reclaiming her identity through personal photographs.
Monique D took photographs of Gil Scott-Heron over a five-year period, capturing moments that reveal his struggles with addiction and his life off stage.
In the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, photographer Joe Riis and wildlife ecologist Arthur Middleton explore the vital animal migrations of pronghorn and elk that sustain both the ecosystem and local economy.
Ringo Starr reflects on his book of photographs from the Beatles' iconic years, sharing memorable moments and insights from their travels and experiences.
Hockney combines 30 Polaroid photographs to create a collage that captures time and space in a way traditional photography cannot.
