Desmond Cole is an award-winning freelance journalist in Toronto. He writes for Torontoist, The Walrus, NOW Magazine, VICE, Ethnic Aisle and The Tyee. Desmond is live every Sunday on Newstalk1010 from 3-4 p.m. 

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This is the Podcast for Mapping Ontario’s Black Archives (MOBA) is an Ontario Early Researcher Award-funded project (2021-26) that has three objectives. To create a comprehensive inventory of Black Ontarian archival collections To examine, using storytelling, how archives are used by creative communities. To evaluate, over a five-year period, how we can bridge the knowledge gap between Black archival collections and Black history in the province. This podcast is hosted by MOBA's director and creative lead, Dr. Cheryl Thompson.

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