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Follow Koor's progress as we continue building the archive, shaping our programs, and developing new collaborations.
This space will share news, reflections, and updates from Koor's work, including archive development, workshops, partnerships, and other initiatives as they take shape.
Koor is currently focused on laying the groundwork for its archive, public presence, and long-term programming. This foundational phase includes documentation, planning, and developing the structures needed to support future growth.
Work is underway to begin organizing and documenting materials that will form part of Koor's growing archive of Somali cultural heritage.
As Koor continues to grow, this page will share announcements, public programming, reflections, and key milestones from the organization's development.
Public programs, exhibits, and gatherings where Koor brings the community together around Somali heritage.
Koor's inaugural exhibit showcased over 120 cultural artifacts, welcoming 500 attendees across three days in Toronto. The program featured a dedicated elders' night and an evening of storytelling that brought generations together around shared Somali heritage.
A community-focused exhibit centered on oral histories, traditional textiles, and youth voices. Hosted 150 attendees.
Koor exhibited curated artifacts to 140+ artists and creatives at the event.
An afternoon with author Ifrah F. Ahmed on archiving and preserving Somali culture and cuisine, featuring a cooking demo. All generations welcome. Casaariyo and cabatan served at Kitchen 24, North York.