Email 
info@taam.ca 

Website 
http://taam.ca

Project Lead 
Toronto Asian Art Museum (TAAM)

We’d Love to Hear From You
     
Whether you have questions about the project, need assistance with a submission, would like to learn more about the Immigration Act, 1976, or are interested in partnering with us, we would be delighted to hear from you.   

The 50 Years of New Roots project welcomes participation from individuals, families, schools, community organizations, cultural groups, and newcomers across Canada. Every story, photograph, artwork, and memory helps us build a richer understanding of the journeys that have shaped our communities over the past fifty years. 

Please complete the contact form below or reach out to us directly using the information provided. We will do our best to respond within 3–5 business days.

Please complete the form below and upload any materials you would like to share.


Story Submissions

Share written stories,
family histories, and
immigration experiences.


Photos & Artwork

Upload photographs,
artwork, and creative
expressions.

Heirloom Stories

Tell us about meaningful
heirlooms and treasured
keepsakes.

Audio & Video

Submit audio recordings
or video testimonials
and interviews.

Technical Support

Get help with submission
forms, uploads, or
technical questions.

Accessibility

Request accessibility
accommodations or
support.

50 Years of New Roots   

Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Immigration Act, 1976. 

This national storytelling initiative invites individuals and families across Canada to share stories, photographs, artwork, heirlooms, and memories that reflect the journeys, experiences, and contributions of immigrants who have helped shape Canada.


Your story matters.

Be part of this national collection of memories and experiences.

Who can participate?

Anyone living in Canada is welcome to participate. We encourage submissions from individuals, families, seniors, youth, newcomers, long-established Canadians, and community groups who wish to share stories and experiences connected to immigration, cultural heritage, and life in Canada.

What types of submissions are accepted?

We welcome a variety of submissions, including:

  • Written stories and personal reflections
  • Family immigration stories
  • Photographs and photo collections
  • Artwork and creative works
  • Heirloom stories and object histories
  • Audio recordings and oral histories
  • Video testimonials and interviews

Submissions may be in English or French.

Is there a cost to participate?

No. Participation is completely free.

There are no submission fees, registration fees, or membership requirements. The project is open to all participants across Canada.

Will my submission appear in the Community Gallery?

Selected submissions may be featured in the online Community Gallery, educational resources, exhibitions, social media promotions, and future project activities.
All submissions will be reviewed before publication to ensure they meet project guidelines and community standards.

Can I submit on behalf of a family member?

We welcome submissions shared on behalf of parents, grandparents, relatives, or community members, especially when preserving family histories and intergenerational stories.
Please indicate your relationship to the individual when submitting their story.

Can I update or remove my submission?

Yes.
If you would like to update, correct, or request removal of your submission, please contact us at: info@taam.ca  
We will work with you to make any necessary changes.

Every Story Matters. Every Journey Matters. 
Every Voice Contributes to Canada’s Shared History.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada.


Ce projet est financé par le gouvernement du Canada.