Agir maintenant pour le changement social Du 7 au 9 novembre 2014, à Ottawa, vous êtes invités à participer à la deuxième édition du Forum national Le Pouvoir des arts: Agir maintenant pour le changement social. Organisé par la Fondation Michaëlle Jean et la Faculté des arts et des sciences
Conferences, Education & Training
Power of the Arts National Forum: Acting Now for Social Change (Ottawa, Nov. 7-9)
« Acting Now for Social Change You are invited to join Canadians from across the country as they converge on Ottawa from November 7 to 9, 2014 for the second edition of the Power of the Arts National Forum: Acting Now for Social Change. Co-hosted by the Michaëlle Jean Foundation and
2014 Community Arts Jam! (Toronto Island)
The 2nd annual Community Arts Jam! is a « day long retreat style gathering and skill share on Toronto island for community-engaged artists, creative facilitators, artist-educators, and community arts leaders interested in exploring themes of race & equity in community based programming, arts education & organizational development. DATE: Friday October 17th,
Des formations en Arts Médiatiques en Francais à Toronto ! (Le Labo)
« Que vous soyez artiste, amateur, professionnel ou simplement passionné d’arts médiatiques ET francophone, Le Labo est fait pour vous ! Centre d’artistes francophone autogéré et dédié aux arts médiatiques, le Labo est un lieu unique en Ontario. Grace à de nombreux événements organisés tout au long de l’année, un programme
Training: working with youth through an arts based approach, Creative Facilitation 1 (Partners for Youth Empowerment, Toronto)
« Join us and Learn: A step-by-step process for setting your program up for success Communication skills that create a safe and supportive environment Ways to increase social and emotional intelligence How to design and deliver effective lessons, workshops and meetings Strategies for engaging resistant group members A toolkit of activities
Equity in Community Arts Practice (SKETCH Working Arts, Toronto)
« Oppression based on race, ethnicity, creed, class, gender, sexual orientation, gender orientation, immigration status, country of origin, religion, mental health status, age, and ability are systemic in our society. Join us as we collectively define what anti-oppression means and more importantly, how we practice it daily. SKETCH Working Arts provides
Symposium about art and feminism in Canada today, Oct 3-5 (MAWA, Winnipeg)
« Who Counts?: A Feminist Art Throwdown A symposium about art and feminism in Canada today Multiple venues, Winnipeg Friday, October 3 – Sunday, October 5 No need to register… just show up! Everyone is welcome! Free! Mentoring Artists for Women’s Art (MAWA) and Manitoba Artist-Run Centres Coalition (MARCC) present three
Les Feuilles vives 2014 (Théâtre Action)
« Théâtre Action est une organisation que crée des occasions de rencontre et d’échanges artistiques au sein et entre les secteurs théâtraux. C’est par l’entremise de plusieurs activités et événements que cette organisation assure la présence, le rayonnement et la reconnaissance du théâtre franco-ontarien, de ses artistes, de ses artisans et
Today!: Arts Educators Institute Workshop: Breaking into the Music Business (AFCY / Toronto)
« ARTS EDUCATORS INSTITUTE Workshops for Emerging Artists Working In Education Facilitated by: Sean Mauricette Sean’s workshop will focus on arts and opportunity. He will use personal real life stories and learning experiences to help drive home key messages of what it means to support yourself and stay true to who
Curating Disability and Access: Ethics, Pragmatics, Effects with Amanda Cachica (Tangled Art + Disability / Toronto)
« This presentation will explore the challenges of curating exhibitions that explore disability as its central theme by focusing on a number of recent projects organized by Amanda Cachia. Cachia will also be conducting studio visits through Tangled. If you would like to participate in this and have Cachia offer reflection