If you haven’t seen ArtBridges’ latest newsletter yet, have a look! This edition was compiled by Lisa Tran, ArtBridges’ Content Coordinator: The ArtBridges Learning and Resources section includes toolkits, research, and reflections from community-engaged arts initiatives across Canada. In our Resource & Tools section, we also have video resources from the field. In this newsletter,
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Newsletter: Art & Disability Resources / Infolettre : Ressources pour les projets d’art impliquant des personnes handicapées
If you haven’t seen ArtBridges’ latest newsletter yet, have a look! This edition was compiled by Skye Louis, ArtBridges’ Info Resource Developer: The ArtBridges Learning and Resources section includes toolkits, research, and reflections from community arts across Canada. Here are some highlights from our collection of free resources related to community arts and disability.
Newsletter: Community Arts and the Environment / Infolettre : L’art communautaire et l’environnement
If you haven’t seen ArtBridges’ latest newsletter yet, have a look! This edition was compiled by Sonya Young, ArtBridges’ Outreach Coordinator: How are community-engaged arts initiatives focusing attention on the environment or making green practices part of their work? These inspiring projects and programs help keep materials out of the landfill, use arts to
Newsletter: ArtBridges Learning & Resources / Infolettre : Formation et ressources sur la ToileDesArts
If you haven’t seen ArtBridges’ latest newsletter yet, have a look! This edition was compiled by Skye Louis, ArtBridges’ Info Resource Developer: Have you visited the ArtBridges Learning & Resources portal lately? We have gathered together an incredible array of resources and tools for community artists – from information about grants and funding, to
Community arts and health go hand in hand / L’art communautaire et la santé vont bien ensemble!
If you haven’t seen ArtBridges’ latest newsletter yet, have a look! This summary was compiled by Sonya Young, ArtBridges Outreach Coordinator. Community arts and health go hand in hand. Art can have a positive impact on mental and physical health and can build confidence. From the sounds of musicians playing for people in
Newsletter: Community-Engaged Arts Opportunities for Seniors / Infolettre : Activités artistiques communautaires pour les personnes âgées
If you haven’t seen ArtBridges’ latest newsletter yet, have a look! This summary was compiled by Sonya Young, ArtBridges Outreach Coordinator: Community-engaged arts opportunities for seniors and older adults are on the rise across Canada! For the first time in Canada’s history, there are more people age 65 and older than people under
ArtBridges and First Nations, Métis & Inuit (FNMI) Community-Engaged Arts Newsletter
If you haven’t seen ArtBridges’ latest newsletter yet, have a look! This edition was compiled by Cora-Rae Silk, ArtBridges’ Indigenous Community Arts Coordinator & Communications Assistant: ArtBridges and First Nations, Métis & Inuit (FNMI) community-engaged arts Check out these recent and upcoming arts projects from some of ArtBridges’ 80+ friends and community partners working
Community Arts Resources, Funding, Tools & Tips / Ressources, financement, outils et astuces en art communautaire
If you haven’t seen ArtBridges’ latest newsletter yet, have a look! This spring edition, compiled by Skye Louis, ArtBridges’ Info Resource Developer: Community Arts Resources, Funding, Tools & Tips Looking for new funding that can support your work? Interested in new ways to evaluate what you do or demonstrate why it matters? Or perhaps
ArtBridges Newsletter: Community Arts & Arts for Social Change Study Programs, Trainings & Workshops (Canada)
If you haven’t seen our latest newsletter yet, please have a look! This back-to-school edition, compiled by Skye Louis, ArtBridges’ Info Resource Developer, features a few academic study programs that focus on community arts and/or arts for social change. The newsletter also highlights a « sampling of groups across Canada that offer regular workshops, certificate
« My addiction is my art »: DI Newsletter, Calgary Drop-in and Rehab Centre (Calgary)
The Calgary Drop-In and Rehab Centre’s most recent newsletter features an inspiring story about Larry Guterson, an artist and participant at The DI. Here’s an excerpt from the article (written by Steve Baldwin): He finds strength, hope, and refuge in his art at The DI. « I don’t drink or do
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