Commemorating a pivotal moment in history, 'No Healing Without Repair' explores the enduring legacy of slavery's abolition. Visitors are invited to reflect on the complexities of liberation, resource extraction, and continuous efforts towards solidarity and reconciliation. The exhibition provides a vital platform for understanding its historical context and intergenerational impact.
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This exhibition commemorates 150 years since the abolition of slavery, exploring its enduring legacy and the ongoing process of healing and repair. It delves into the historical context and its contemporary relevance, inviting reflection on this significant period.
Commemorating 150 years since the abolition of slavery, 'No Healing Without Repair' is an exhibition that critically examines the profound and lasting impact of this historical event. The exhibition delves into the complexities of liberation, the extraction of resources, and the ongoing efforts towards solidarity and reconciliation. It provides a platform for understanding the historical context of slavery's abolition and its intergenerational consequences, emphasizing the continuous and essential work required for true healing and repair. Visitors are invited to engage with these narratives and reflect on the path forward.
The Black Archives is open from Wednesday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Contact them via the contact page for tours outside the regular program. The venue is on the ground floor and accessible for people with physical disabilities and wheelchair users.
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