Emerging historian Julia Ann Cole, playwright Nick Green, and Leona Savoie (Woodcliffe Landmark Properties) celebrate the Public History Award for Casey & Diana, October 28, 2024. Image by Hammad Khalil.
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Image by Hammad Khalil
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28 October 2024
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L-R: Emerging historian Julia Ann Cole, playwright Nick Green, and Leona Savoie (President of Woodcliffe Landmark Properties)
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Emerging historian Julia Ann Cole, playwright Nick Green, and Leona Savoie (Woodcliffe Landmark Properties) celebrate the Public History Award for Casey & Diana, October 28, 2024. Image by Hammad Khalil.
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Among the three juried categories at the Heritage Toronto Awards, the Public History category recognizes multimedia and collaborative projects designed to engage, challenge, and educate the public. In 2024, from the 25 nominees, the award went to "Casey and Diana", a theatrical production which animates the stories of the volunteers, nurses, and clients of Casey House, Canada's first free-standing AIDS hospice, and the day when Princess Diana visited.