Episode 19 — Building a Black arts space for Canada

An interview with Alica Hall, the Executive Director of the Nia Centre for the Arts — Canada’s first multi-disciplinary professional arts space dedicated to showcasing art from the African diaspora. The Toronto-based not-for-profit community arts organization has for its primary mission to be a key destination for the Black community to bolster and showcase the full range of creative diasporic expression.

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