Towards Reparative Futures:
heritage conservation paradigms for social justice
16th Annual Graduate Student Heritage Conservation Symposium
Saturday, April 27th, 2024, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
翱迟迟补飞补,听翱苍迟补谤颈辞
Library and Archives Canada
Alfred Pellan Room
395 Wellington Street
Early registration:
Regular fee: $45
(full-time long-term employment)
Student etc. fee: $15
(applies to students, community members, seniors, and anyone in precarious employment situations)
Very limited tickets are available at the door for $50 (regular) / $20 (student).
Lunch and health breaks will be provided.
See this year’s programme here.
The goal of the 2024 Heritage Conservation Symposium is to share original research, case studies, performances, design projects, and other forms of creative production that examine the intersections of聽social justice听补苍诲听heritage studies. Presentations will explore how heritage can reconcile with challenging pasts聽of social injustice, cultural erasure and discrimination, and how an intersectional approach to heritage can lead to more聽equitable,听accessible, and聽reparative futures.
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Our Sponsors
The 2024 Organizing Committee would like to thank our sponsors for their generous support:
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
FRIENDS OF THE SYMPOSIUM
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James Maddigan |
To sponsor our symposium this year, see Sponsorship Opportunities.