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Harriet Tubman Institute for Research on the Global Migrations of African Peoples and the Augmented Reality Lab York University, Toronto, have collaborated to bring you Augmented Reality Freedom Stories. Install the apk on your iPhone or iPad, download the flash cards for gratis at: http://futurestories.ca/tubman/ Print the flash cards. Begin the apk, point the camera at the photo on each of the cards, and see the intricate augmented reality stories spring to life. Augmented Reality Freedom Stories highlights seldom told African Canadian histories from the era of the Canada/US Underground Railroad including Harriet Tubman's efforts to bring American slaves to freedom in Canada. Basic and secondary documents have been hand-crafted in consultation with community partners into a special experience that has been approved for use as part of an Ontario basic school curriculum as part of the Breaking the Chains history project. Credits Harriet Tubman Institute for Research on the Global Migrations of African Peoples, York University, Toronto, Canada. Founding Director, Paul E. Lovejoy, Ph.D., Distinguished Research Professor and Canada Research Chair in Africa History; Principle investigator, Breaking the Chains. Acting Director, Michele Johnson, Ph.D. Senior Research Associate and Project Manager, Karolyn Smardz Frost, Ph.D. Research Collaborators:, Tag Affum, Rosa Berdejo-Williams, Diana Braithwaite, Hilary Dawson, Nikola Dimitrijevic, Kendra Ferris, Clinton J. Green, Natasha Henry, Amrita Kaldher, Alanna McKnight, Adrienne Shadd, Christopher Stuart Taylor, David Vavala, Alykhan Visram. With Help From: Carlos Algondana, Shiemara Hogarth, Asif Mohammed, Rafael Slobodian, Ugochi Umeugo. The Augmented Reality Lab, York University, Toronto, Canada. Director, Caitlin Fisher, Ph.D., Canada Research Chair in Digital Culture Project Manager and Lead Developer, Andrew Roth Design Squad: Laura Portia Zeno, Tristan Prescott Made possible with funding by: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) and the Canada Research Chair (CRC) Program. Community Partners: Essex County Black Historical Research Society; North American Black Historical Museum, Amherstburg; Windsor Public Library; NorthStar Community Centre at Windsor, Ontario; the Michigan Underground Railroad Network to Freedom; Detroit River International Historic Website Initiative; Nathaniel Dett Memorial Chapel and the Norval Johnson Library at Niagara Falls; Central Ontario Network for Black History; St. Catharines Museum; Salem Chapel, St. Catharines; Sandwich Baptist Church; Wellington County Historical Society; Black Pioneers of Wellington County; Buxton Museum and National Historic Site. For Sharing Documents and Photographs: Archives of Ontario; Town of Toronto Archives; Library and Archives Canada; Marsh Historical Collection, Amherstburg; Diana Braithwaite and Family; Michael Mings, Murphy and Griffith Families, Shrewsbury; Carlos and Wendy Fergueson; Ross and Georgina Thompson; Wilma Morrison; Donna Ford; Lawrence Hall; Karolyn Smardz Frost. Special thanks to: Eva Salter, Regional Advisor, Ministry of Citizenship & Immigration, Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport; Naomi Norquay, Faculty of Education, York University; Archives of Ontario, Town of Toronto Archives, Marsh Historical Collection; Future Cinema Lab at York University; to everyone who helped create this project possible... Including you!