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A page dedicated to the Jackson Park Project, which aims to develop a one hour television series drama based on the massive emancipation celebrations that took place between the 1930s and 1960s in Windsor, Ontario.

It’s  !    In 2012, Giving Tuesday began as a simple idea: a day that encouraged people to do good. Over 10 years later,...
03/12/2024

It’s !

In 2012, Giving Tuesday began as a simple idea: a day that encouraged people to do good. Over 10 years later, it has grown into a global day of generosity that transforms communities across the world. And this year, it’s Jackson Park’s turn to join the movement!

The Jackson Park Project is excited to announce that today marks our first year participating in Giving Tuesday. 2024 marks 7 years of the Jackson Park Project, which has grown from a grassroots-initiative to a non-profit working to change hearts and minds by sharing the story of Emancipation Day in Windsor— and by considering its impact in shaping Canadian history, as well as our own identities.

We hope you will continue to follow us on this journey into 2025 and beyond. Continue to support us by following our progress on our website, YouTube, and social media pages, or by making a donation to support our ongoing archival, educational, and film-related projects. Every donation, big or small, makes a huge difference.

Please visit our website or follow the link https://jacksonparkproject.ca/donations to see donation instructions. Join us in making this Giving Tuesday one to remember!

We're excited to share that Tonya, our Director of Archival Development, will be speaking tomorrow at 11 AM in the kicko...
05/02/2024

We're excited to share that Tonya, our Director of Archival Development, will be speaking tomorrow at 11 AM in the kickoff panel discussion for the Black Histories Wikipedia & Wikidata Edit-a-thon, alongside Natasha Henry-Dixon, PhD and Melissa J. Nelson. The panel is virtual, and you can register for the free here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kick-off-panel-discussion-black-histories-wikipedia-wikidata-edit-a-thon-tickets-794748493137?aff=oddtdtcreator

The Edit-a-thon, organized by the libraries of Toronto Metropolitan University, the University of Toronto, York University, and Toronto Public Library, has events taking place through the rest of February. You can read more about them here: https://bhetoronto.my.canva.site/

Hope to see you there!

A free event series open to everyone— online and in person. Organized by libraries at Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto Public Library, University of Toronto and York University.

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