TORONTO THE JUST: STORIES OF WOMEN AND THE STRUGGLE FOR EQUALITY, launching at St. Lawrence Hall (175 King E) on March 8 until March 12. heritagetoronto.org. See below for full schedule.
Most of us are familiar with Laura Secords wartime bravery and Jennie Trout throwing shade and a crumpled up paper leaf in the faces of the jeering assholes in her med school class, but what about the women who havent been cemented by their own Canadian Heritage Minute?
In honour of International Womens Day on March 8, Heritage Toronto, Women in Toronto Politics and Myseum of Toronto are hosting a series of pop-up exhibitions that examine the life, work, struggle and impact of some of Torontos trailblazing female pioneers, from scientists and urban activists to restaurateurs and journalists.
So, how well does your knowledge of homegrown talent measure up? Find out now:
Toronto the Just is part of the Myseum Intersections Festival. Catch Toronto the Just on the following dates:
Click here for more information about where and when you can see Toronto the Just in person.
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