PWR UP—Presented by Apathy is Boring, is a concert series presented exploring The Art Of Change. Apathy is Boring is a non profit organization that supports youth to become change-makers in their everyday lives. We celebrate engagement in all its forms, including using the arts to share lived experience &

Shared some things via Mayor John Tory's social accounts as part #PassTheMic: Fund mentors and generate mentorship opportunities for BIPOC creativesUse your position to help share relevant voices Credit the work you share and get inspired from Find ways to compensate or pay for our work, time and POVCultivate diverse storytellers

In discussion with Black artists on navigating the various industries as a Black creative and lessons taken in advocacy. Join the Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Office (EDIO) in a discussion exploring how COVID-19 and anti-Black Racism have uniquely impacted the lives of Black folks in creative industries. The topics of the

Joining HUMAN RIGHTS FILM FESTIVAL on International Human Rights Day, as they host a discussion about using the arts as a tool to share human rights stories, mentor youth, and spark change, especially during COVID-19.This panel will feature some of Canada’s leading curators, artists, performers, and youth mentors including Ashley McKenzie-Barnes,

This workshop will provide newcomer artists writing and editing support for their Artist Statement and other Award application components. In anticipation of the RBC Newcomer Arts Award deadline (September 30, 2020) this interactive virtual workshop facilitated by curator and educator Ashley McKenzie-Barnes will help newcomer artists who are interested in applying to the RBC