Future African museum presented in Ottawa
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Congo B
The Africa Memory Museum project, intended to preserve and pass on the memories of the African continent, was presented at the University of Ottawa. Its coordinator, Julias-Roberthy Tabaka, outlined the future museum’s ambitions at a conference devoted to African narratives in Canada.
At the University of Ottawa, Africa Memory Project presented the Africa Memory Museum, a museum project dedicated to the memory of the African continent. The initiative now has a roadmap, according to the organisers of the conference “African Memories in Canada: From Minority Narratives to Institutionalisation”.
The event was organised in partnership with the University of Ottawa’s Research Centre on the Future of Cities. Africa Memory Project aims to move minority African narratives in Canada into an institutional framework.
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