At The ArQuives, we believe in the importance of acting as an educational resource to the community and activating the collection in exciting ways.

Our main avenues for providing educational support are through presentations about our LGBTQ2+ Inclusive Education resources for secondary schools, exhibitions, special events with community partners, history presentations, tours of our building and walking tours of Toronto’s LGBTQ2+ historical neighbourhoods.

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CENSORED LIVES: Suppression, resistance and free speech

The ArQuives 34 Isabella Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

This will be the first archival exhibition to be installed in The ArQuives’s new home, and it focuses on the moments of tension between what has been defined as obscene and the right to offend or the right to free speech. 

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National Portrait Collection

The ArQuives 34 Isabella Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The National Portrait Collection (NPC) is a central part of our archival holdings at the Canadian Lesbian + Gay Archives (The ArQuives).