You are cordially invited to the 3rd Annual Conference on Italian Heritage on December 4, 2023. This year it is entitled "Echoes of Italia: Unveiling Heritage through Oral Histories, Legends, and Community Archives in Italian-Canadian Ethnographic Studies".
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From top left to bottom right: Roberto Mancuso cutting a birthday cake at their home in Malton; Family photo from the personal archives of Alberto (top row, fifth from left) and Maria (middle row, third from left) Mancuso, featuring friends and family. Son Roberto Mancuso is featured as well, top row, second from left; Maria and Roberto Mancuso at the beach; Alberto and Maria enjoying some time together; Maria and cat Suzie cutting some cake; A photo of Maria's German grandparents, given to her by her brother; A photo of Maria's mother before losing her during the war; Maria's brother and sister-in-law from back in Italy; Alberto Mancuso during his mandatory military service standing on a tank with friends; Alberto Mancuso holding his son Roberto; Alberto standing with his brother in the background, while his nephew stands in the foreground; Alberto in his uniform during basic training back in Italy; Alberto's military portrait during basic training; Alberto and son Roberto visiting family and the Coliseum upon their return to Rome, Italy; A photo of the family cat, Suzie, as she jumps down from the fence of their home in Malton, Ontario. All photos were taken (with permission) from the private catalogue of Alberto and Maria Mancuso.
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An Italian Canadian Immigrant Narrative: Yolanda Fantini Piccoli.
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The Honourable Frank Iacobucci, a former Italian-Canadian Supreme Court Judge, continues to mark his career with passion for equity and mutual cultural understanding. Emerging as the son of an Italian immigrant family in Vancouver's East End, Iacobucci's family endured the experience of internment during the Second World War. Iacobucci mediated various cultural issues within Canada's socio-political environment early in his Supreme Court appointment, namely the Meech Lake Accord and certain Indigenous rights events. In recent times, Iacobucci has continued to stand for Indigenous people in what is now Canada in civic, environmental, and social capacities. Frank Iacobucci's recent work represents a refinement of principles best understood by looking over his career from appointment to the present--contextualized further with his background--and examining his commitment to marginalized cultural identities in what is now Canada.
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