Studio Visit with Hilary Clarke Cole

Jul 28, 2019

On a beautiful summer’s day on July 28, 2019 Betty Ann Bond, Bev Link, Cindy Scott and her mother and Debbie Vernon visited Hilary Clark Cole’s Studio to see the work in progress of the sculptured art piece.

We were filmed by Barri Cohen, Exec Producer – Filmmaker of White Pine Pictures Inc. and her film crew for a future documentary regarding the Huronia Regional Centre survivors and their stories. Hilary explained the process of how the sculpture was built, the method of piecing it together and the tools it took to put it all together.

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We wish to acknowledge that this website was created thanks to a grant from the Investing in Justice fund. This fund existed because there was money left over from the Huronia Regional Centre class action settlement.

InvestIng in Justice projects enable survivors to tell the world what really happened in Ontario's government-run institutions and what it takes to instead have a good life at home and in their own communities. This fund also enabled the creation of the survivors cemetery monument at the HRC cemetery, and supported "Lost but not Forgotten" Mothers Day memorial gatherings there. Please see our Resource page for information about some of the other projects that benefited from this funding.

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