Gallery of Human Migration

12/10/2025

When the dance becomes memories...

12/02/2025

Happy Giving Tuesday! If you’re looking for a warm, meaningful way to celebrate today, we’d love to welcome you to “Fregnacce for Christmas” — A Special Hands-on Italian Cooking Experience.

You’ll join our co-directors Rocco and Nancy in their home kitchen to learn traditional Italian fregnacce, make pasta together, and sit down to a beautiful holiday meal. All proceeds support the 2026 Migration Literary Award.

Spots are VERY limited. You can sign up here:
https://galleryofhumanmigration.org/fregnacce-for-christmas-a-hands-on-italian-cooking-experience/

(Please feel free to share this post today, it helps tremendously!)

12/02/2025

It’s Giving Tuesday! Today is a wonderful chance to lift up stories that bring connection, courage, and understanding into the world. If you believe in the power of migration stories, we’d love your help spreading the word.

A simple share today can help someone discover a story that matters.

Learn how you can take part in this year’s Giving Tuesday campaign:
https://galleryofhumanmigration.org/giving-tuesday-2025-at-the-gallery-of-human-migration/

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12/01/2025

A heartfelt thank you to the Royal Academy Institute of Canada (RAIC) for helping us to spread the word through its newsletter of December!

"In its inaugural year, the Gallery of Human Migration Literary Award shines a light on original writing that deepens our understanding of migration, its challenges, courage, and unexpected moments of belonging. The award has revealed powerful new voices, and the Gallery is grateful to all who shared their stories and to the jury for their thoughtful guidance. Meet this year’s award recipients and read their work.
The Gallery, founded by Rocco Maragna FRAIC, is working on the 2026 edition! Stay connected by subscribing to its newsletter and receive thoughtful stories, project updates, and invitations to share your own journey! Spread the word by sharing our website www.galleryofhumanmigration.org. Share your migration story and help the Gallery grow the Stories Collection! "

Every share, every story, and every donation brings us closer to our vision of a world where everyone recognizes migration as a vital force of human connection and creativity. With your help you are weaving this living tapestry of movement, memory, and meaning across time and space. Stand with us, have fun, and celebrate the human experience of migration. Together, we can create a more compassionate and connected world!

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11/29/2025

Our digital home has a fresh new look! We invite you to explore the updated Gallery of Human Migration website, where personal stories, new projects, and warm visual touches come together in one welcoming space. Take a look and see what is new: https://galleryofhumanmigration.org/

11/27/2025

Join us this GivingTuesday 2025 as we celebrate the power of human migration and community connection.
The Gallery of Human Migration's president shares a special message about our mission to foster understanding, embrace diversity, and cultivate empathy—one story at a time!

Support our 2026 Migration Literary Award by donating to the Gallery.
Learn more about our mission: www.galleryofhumanmigration.org

More exciting news will follow....


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Join us this GivingTuesday 2025 as we celebrate the power of human migration and community connection. The Gallery of Human Migration's president shares a sp...

09/30/2025

Today, on the National Truth and Reconciliation Day, the documentary "The Good Canadian" is online.

Watch it here:

The good Canadian.That's the way many Canadians see themselves. It's the face Canada puts on, both internationally and at home. Canada is a peacekeeper, a de...

09/25/2025

Premiering on September 30, 2025, Canada’s Day of Truth and Reconciliation, this powerful new documentary will stream on APTN lumi

"The Good Canadian" pulls back the curtain on the myths we tell ourselves as a nation—exposing the deep roots of systemic racism and injustice, from the Indian Act to residential schools to the ongoing separation of Indigenous families today.

Directed by Leena Minifie and David Paperny, the film is part investigation, part national reckoning—told through the voices of those on the frontlines, confronting a system that continues to destroy lives.

With unflinching interviews, shocking archival footage, and courageous truth-telling, The Good Canadian challenges us all to face history honestly and imagine a new identity built from truth.

🔗 Watch the trailer now and mark your calendar: Sept 30, APTN.

Feature Documentary THE GOOD CANADIAN is being released on National Truth and Reconciliation Day in Canada, September 30th on Synopsis: The worl...

04/25/2025

In this short reflection, Gallery of Human Migration co-founder Rocco Maragna shares the inspiration behind the “4Bs” — Beckoning, Beginning, Becoming, and Belonging — a framework for understanding migration as a powerful, personal journey shaped by hope, discovery, and transformation.

Share YOUR story by answering our Call For Expressions Of Interest (Deadline April 30/25):
https://www.galleryofhumanmigration.org/call-for-expressions-of-interest-2025-migration-literary-award/

03/27/2025

Elevate your voice and your story! Submit your migration experience for international
recognition through the Gallery of Human Migration Literary Award. Deadline April 30!
Read our Call for Expressions of Interest here: https://www.galleryofhumanmigration.org/call-for-expressions-of-interest-2025-migration-literary-award/

03/25/2025

Your story deserves to be heard. Share your migration journey and gain international
recognition. Submit your expression of interest by April 30, 2025! Learn more on our website: https://www.galleryofhumanmigration.org/call-for-expressions-of-interest-2025-migration-literary-award/