About this Event
The event aims to explore the historical significance and cultural impact of Hogan's Alley, Vancouver's once-thriving Black community. It will bring together leaders from the Black community to discuss how systemic displacement of Hogan's Alley affected Black life and culture, while also showcasing efforts to reclaim space and memory. The panel aims to foster dialogue connecting past injustices to current movements for cultural preservation and community-led development. Through storytelling and critical reflection, the event will honour the rich history of Hogan's Alley and center Black voices in envisioning a brighter future for the community.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum, 8888 University Drive West, Burnaby, Canada
CAD 0.00
