« What does it mean to make a good life?
What does a just livelihood look like? 
How did we get here, and where are we going?

Join FUTURES/forward artist Yasmine Hassen for a facilitated art-making workshop series to explore these questions through the practices of collaging, paper weaving, and storytelling. We will engage with themes such as just futures, deep time, decolonization, climate justice, and practices of reclamation. Over the course of the sessions, hosts + participants will share tools and practices that can be used as a powerful way to engage, reflect and mobilize around just livelihoods. 

On a practical level, we’ll be playing with paper! Cutting, weaving, and gluing to create our own expressions of a good life, a just livelihood, and our place in the fabric of time. You’ll also have the chance to talk about the art you’ve made, and if you choose, you can include your creations and your voice in a collective installation at the Ecology Action Centre on Fern Lane.

March 17 – 3:30-5:00pm
March 24 – 6:30-8:00pm
March 31 – 3:30-5:00pm

Join for one session, or attend all three. 
Participate via Zoom (online) or in person at 2482 Maynard Street.
All ages and abilities welcome!
BIPOC, Queer, and Trans folks welcome!

Materials needed: paper (any kind): newsprint/magazines, construction, etc., glue, scissors
Facilitation: Yasmine Hassen, Art for Social Change practitioner
Cost: Free!
Hosted by: Ecology Action Centre + Wonder’neath Art Society + International Centre of Art for Social Change FUTURES/forward »

For more information and to register, please visit: https://ecologyaction.ca/art-social-change-weaving-together-just-livelihoods

-from Ecology Action Centre