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CDIC joins AAO
We have joined the ranks of the Archives Association of Ontario (AAO). We may not have institutional funds (yet) but we forge ahead a click at a time. We are in for the long run. Those historical images that today’s kids are quietly making in this time of pandemics, will be remembered. Count on us. However, don’t look for us yet on Archeion, the Canadian Museum of History, or other international platforms, we still have a long journey ahead, but on our way! Make a donation!
Archives Association of Ontario, logo. Source: aao-archivists.ca, 2 May, 2020.
Léo joined the education sector after a career as association manager in the cultural sector, in Quebec and Ontario. His college studies in special education preceded his university studies in philosophy. His academic path helped shape his interest for human rights and its promotion.
For Léo, the creation of CDIC-CIDE springs naturally from his commitment to promote individual expression, to the benefit of society at large.
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