Aging is a universalizing process—we are all beings living in time. Yet aging is also profoundly singular.
Gender, race, ethnicity, class, ability, geography, citizenship, migration: these facets of identity each create complex intersections with age. These dimensions of identity shape who we are, becoming assemblages of selfhood that generate, alter, and reorganize our identity over the life course.
The Resemblage Project is a digital, intergenerational storytelling initiative based in Scarborough in Toronto, Canada.
Responding to the need for stories of aging that reflect profound difference, while sensing in distinct aging experiences the possibility of shared collective action, The Resemblage Project is a community-embedded digital multimedia initiative dedicated to inviting, assembling, and imaginatively re-presenting Scarborough’s stories of aging.
About The Project
What is digital storytelling? Explore how we use creative digital methods to foster connection across generations.
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Our Stories
A living archive of more than 30 digital stories of aging that reach across time, place, and generation.
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Credits
The Resemblage Project is based in collaboration. Learn where this all came from, and who helped along the way.
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