« Bringing practitioners together in conversation to reimagine community engagement to support the development of equitable, accessible and welcoming public art and spaces. Communities provide a wealth of perspectives and insights that can enrich a multitude of projects. Whether it be a public art piece, a social innovation initiative, policy development
Conferences, Education & Training
Creation & Performance for Social Change: A Forum Theatre Intensive Workshop (Mixed Company Theatre, Toronto)
« Dates + Time: July 18th to July 22nd (5 days), 10AM to 4PM (with an hour break) Location: In Toronto in person. A specific location will be announced closer to the date.Facilitated by Simon Malbogat Cost of Workshop* General Admission: $678 CAEA Members, Students, & Underwaged Arts Workers: $508.50 PWYC – Pricing available for limited number of participants *All prices include HST
Colr Your Life: Screenwriting Incubator (Colrize Productions)
« Colr Your Life: Screenwriting Incubator is an 8-week program for Black youth ages 15-18. Youth will have the opportunity to develop a screenplay from concept to script. The goal is to equip young Black screenwriters with the knowledge they need to write an industry-format screenplay. Six participants will have the
Workman Arts Satellite East (A partnership with East End Arts in support of mental health)
« Workman Arts Satellite EastA unique ongoing partnership in support of mental healthVarious Locations, OngoingFREE Thanks to a $1 million investment over four years from the Slaight Family Foundation, Workman Arts is expanding its art training programs throughout the GTA by partnering with East End Arts, and the city’s other LASOs. Over
CreateSpace Panel Talk: Art and Accessibility in Public Spaces (online)
« Join STEPS and Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba for a free panel discussion on the subject of accessibility through the lens of public artworks and projects!Public Art illuminates the spaces around us by humanizing our environment and reflecting its diverse communities. For people with disabilities, equal access to arts and culture
COHABITER, Imaginer les médiations culturelles au 21e siècle
« Inscrivez-vous dès à présent au Symposium international de recherche, d’action et de création de l’Observatoire des médiations culturelles : « COHABITER, Imaginer les médiations culturelles au 21e siècle » les 1-2-3 Juin 2022, à Montréal. Inscrivez-vous dès à présent pour participer en présence (mercredi 1, jeudi 2 et vendredi 3 juin). Inscrivez-vous
Take Three: Black Aesthetics Photography Program (Nia Centre for the Arts)
« Take three is a 9 week Photography program, facilitated by visual artist Nyaomi that allows youth, with an interest in photography, to explore Black artists and Black storytelling traditions in photography. This program will allow participants to use photography as a medium to visualize and understand their identities, histories and
Unsung Voices 2022: Youth Video Production Workshop (Reel Asian)
« The Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival’s UNSUNG VOICES Video Production Workshop will provide emerging Asian Canadian artists the chance to express themselves through film and media art, learn from professionals in the field, and to produce a distinctly Asian Canadian story for the screen. A select group of emerging
I-talks: An Art Connects Indigenous Workshop Series
« Art connects is an ongoing initiative that started in 2019 to address the role of North York Arts in Truth and Reconciliation. As we build programs, partnerships, and relationships, we continue to ask ourselves “As a non-Indigenous organization, what can we do to support the process of decolonization and build
Creative Facilitation Camp 2022 (East End Arts)
« Creative Facilitation Camp, 2022May 13th – 15th, 2022 | Online through ZoomSliding Scale from $10-$500 | Register via EventbriteMaximum 35 Participants Artists, arts facilitators and administrators: we’re bringing Creative Facilitation Camp back for its fifth year in a row, and we want you there! Join us for a series of online workshops to