This is the public catalogue of TMIN Travelling Exhibit, "Mapping and Reimaging: Difficult Archives, Difficult Memories." The exhibit brought together 13 creators from Uganda, Palestine, Pakistan, Nigeria, Mexico, Indonesia, Indigenous territories in the world, Cuba, Colombia, and Canada.

TMIN members Ayu Ratih and Nila Utami, both from Indonesia, stood with the posters from artist Alit Ambara, also from Indonesia. This is a gesture of solidarity and friendship for Alit who was not present at the Mapping and Reimaging exhibit where 6 of posters, emerging from different TMIN research activities, were exhibited.

TMIN member and UBC PhD candidate, Alejandra Gaviria, delivered her opening address at the TMIN exhibit launch. Alejandra is the exhibit coordinator and co-curators of the exhibit "Mapping and Reimaging: Difficult Archives, Difficult Memories."

Juliane Okot Bitek, author and Queen's University professor, read one her poems at the opening exhibit of TMIN exhibition "Mapping and Reimaging: Difficult Archives, Difficult Memories." Juliane also led an activation moment where she shared paper cuts of her poem along with a pebble tied together in a string.