While working with the Ontario Jewish Archives, I supported the design of a few projects that highlighted Jewish identity, history and community.

Periphery is an exhibition and film project (created with No Silence on Race) that illustrates the ways that Jewish people in Ontario, with intersecting social identities, negotiate a sense of place and recognition and reflect on what periphery means to them. The exhibition was on view at the Prosserman JCC’s Sonshine Way from fall 2021 to spring 2022.

Honouring 100 years of Jewish immigrant Aid Services, the Ontario Jewish Archives’ Love the Stranger recalls the specific history of Canadian Jews as new immigrants and refugees over the last century – we too were “strangers in a strange land” – and the central role that JIAS has played throughout its history in welcoming and supporting Jewish and non-Jewish refugees from around the world. This flexible banner exhibition travelled from Holy Blossom Temple (2022), to the Lipa Green (2023), to the Frum Library (2023), to the Elgin Theatre (2026).