“Active History on Display” has been granted $99,958 from the to create two digital exhibits: one on the lived experiences of Asian Canadian communities (curated by Activehistory.ca editor and Ӱԭ University professor Dr. Laura Madokoro); and the other on death, injury, and illness among migrant farm workers in Canada (curated by Activehistory.ca editor and McGill University professor Edward Dunsworth). By exploring the pasts of migrant and immigrant communities whose stories are often left out of – or flattened by – conventional narratives, Active History on Display will create a powerful resource for students, educators, and the wider public, enabling them to gain a richer and more complex understanding of the histories of migrant and racialized communities in Canada.