The Museum of Vancouver is hosting the Repatriation Monologues at the MOV on March 21 and we hope you can make it!

Presented in conjunction with The Work of Repair: Redress & Repatriation at the Museum of Vancouver, this panel brings together voices reflecting on the complex, often deeply personal work of repatriation. 

Moderated by Aaron LaMaskin, the conversation will focus on the Museum of Vancouver’s collaboration with the Tŝilhqot’in National Government to return over 60 ancestral belongings—the Nation’s first repatriation from the Museum, completed in 2024. 

Through individual reflections and shared dialogue, the panel will explore the emotional and cultural impact of repatriation, the challenges of institutional change, and the ongoing responsibilities museums face in redressing colonial harm. 

“Repatriation Monologues” invites attendees to consider what meaningful repair looks like—and how museums can support Indigenous sovereignty, cultural resurgence, and the return of stories to where they belong. 

Please arrive early with your event ticket to view the exhibition. 

Date: Saturday, March 21, 2026 

Time: 1:00pm-2:30pm

Location: Museum of Vancouver

Tickets: 

• $24 General Admission (plus, fees and taxes) 

• Free for people who self-identify as Indigenous 

Details and link to tickets here: Work of Repair: Repatriation Monologues Panel Discussion — MOV | Museum of Vancouver