Learning
Welcome to the Neighbourhood Arts Network Learning Room and the 'Learning' Section. This is where you'll find valuable information about workshops, programs, places and spaces that may help enrich your practice.
We’ve designed this space to direct you to specific professional development opportunities, online learning, lesson plans, funding initiatives, toolkits, reports and information that is relevant to artists and organizations in the community engaged arts sector. If there is anything you would like to see added to this section, do not hesitate to contact us today!
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An interview with Alex Usquiano, Colombian visual artist/photographer and 2015 RBC Arts Access Fund recipient.
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In this 1st video in a series of 5, learn about how flexibility and adaptability as an overarching principle to applying an arts & equity lens in your work and creative practice.
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The 2nd video in a series of 5 speaks to how reflexivity and relationships starts with critical self-reflection; reflecting on how our own position fits with those we aim to work with. This sort of reflection helps when working to build and maintain relationships.
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In this 3rd video in a series of 5, learn how to make art more relevant to individuals and communities. Art can be a tool for social change! Be inclusive, relevant and representative of your community.
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In this 4th video in a series of 5, learn how to be rooted within existing community contexts and initiatives.
Consideration of community priorities and a clear benefit for participation is key!
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In this 5th video in a series of 5, learn how inclusive and mutual support can sustain individuals and collectives in community arts practices.
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A gathering and skill share for community-engaged artists, creative facilitators and artist educators. We create space to come together, share best practices, lead or test our creative ideas, build new resources and get creative with one.
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This report was prepared by Tangled Arts and Disability in consultation with a number of practicing deaf and disability artists from different disciplines and different regions across Ontario.