Jamie Bell

Jamie Bell is a Winnipeg-based interdisciplinary artist and strategist working at the intersection of media arts, community engagement, and public affairs. Among others, his work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Manitoba Arts Council, and the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, with a focus on participatory media, strategic communications, and arts-based collaboration across northern and urban contexts.

Sketches Over Coffee: The Winnipeg Diner Where Snow White Was Born Through resources provided by the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, our program is able to explore the use of generative AI to explore next-generation arts and digital storytelling skills.

Through resources provided by the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, our program is able to explore the use of generative AI to explore next-generation arts and digital storytelling skills.

Sketches Over Coffee: The Winnipeg Diner Where Snow White Was Born

Jamie Bell July 6, 2024

In the 1920s, long before she would grace the silver screen and capture the hearts of millions,...

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Jamie Bell June 30, 2024

This week we've been thrilled to spend time at the sākihiwē festival down in Central Park and...

Dignity: Learning from sākihiwē Our mission is to Unite Kindness: Global Dignity Canada National Role Model and @1860 Winnipeg Arts founding member Tony Eetak met Sākihiwē Festival Director Alan Greyeyes during the Turtle Island Block Party on June 29, 2024. Photo: Jamie Bell

Our mission is to Unite Kindness: Global Dignity Canada National Role Model and @1860 Winnipeg Arts founding member Tony Eetak met Sākihiwē Festival Director Alan Greyeyes during the Turtle Island Block Party on June 29, 2024. Photo: Jamie Bell

Dignity: Learning from sākihiwē

Jamie Bell June 29, 2024

We were thrilled to experience the vibrant cultural celebration of the Sākihiwē Festival's Turtle Island Block Party...

Youth Tackle Food Security and Climate Change with Arts and Food Sector Entrepreneurship Building resilience is about more than just immediate solutions; it's about capacity building for the future. Climate change is increasingly posing a unique challenge, as it affects everything from growing seasons to infrastructure and transportation routes. Photo: Tony Eetak.

Building resilience is about more than just immediate solutions; it's about capacity building for the future. Climate change is increasingly posing a unique challenge, as it affects everything from growing seasons to infrastructure and transportation routes. Photo: Tony Eetak.

Youth Tackle Food Security and Climate Change with Arts and Food Sector Entrepreneurship

Jamie Bell June 26, 2024

This summer Youth, Arts, and Media Team tackles food security and climate change in Manitoba through sustainable...

Arctic Congress 2024: Advocating for Food Security and Food Sovereignty First year Minneapolis College of Art and Design Creative Entrepreneurship student Anastasia Broman was among the youth researchers Niriqatiginnga session presenters during the 2024 Arctic Congress in Bodø, Norway.

First year Minneapolis College of Art and Design Creative Entrepreneurship student Anastasia Broman was among the youth researchers Niriqatiginnga session presenters during the 2024 Arctic Congress in Bodø, Norway.

Arctic Congress 2024: Advocating for Food Security and Food Sovereignty

Jamie Bell May 31, 2024

At the Arctic Congress 2024 in Bodø, Norway, Anastasia Broman spotlighted food security, emphasizing its crucial role...

Minnesota Permafrost Pathways Leveraging LiDAR for Climate Resilience Niriqatiginnga's Youth, Arts, and Media Team believe that the initiatives and research carried out under projects such as the Defense Resiliency Platform Against Extreme Cold Weather (DRP) can significantly contribute as a model for the Indigenous Reconciliation Program.

Niriqatiginnga's Youth, Arts, and Media Team believe that the initiatives and research carried out under projects such as the Defense Resiliency Platform Against Extreme Cold Weather (DRP) can significantly contribute as a model for the Indigenous Reconciliation Program.

Minnesota Permafrost Pathways Leveraging LiDAR for Climate Resilience

Jamie Bell May 31, 2024

Explore how the Permafrost Pathways Project uses advanced technology to monitor Arctic permafrost, enhancing climate resilience and...

Exploring Participatory Organizational Development Niriqatiginnga empowers Indigenous youth by providing opportunities to volunteer and build leadership skills through community-focused food security programs. Our initiatives foster environments of inclusion and reclaim the right to imagine and create decolonial futures.

Niriqatiginnga empowers Indigenous youth by providing opportunities to volunteer and build leadership skills through community-focused food security programs. Our initiatives foster environments of inclusion and reclaim the right to imagine and create decolonial futures.

Exploring Participatory Organizational Development

Jamie Bell May 22, 2024

Art Borups Corners, a Winnipeg-based initiative, empowers community food security through innovative frameworks, partnerships, and capacity-building strategies.

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On Decolonization and Empowerment

Jamie Bell May 21, 2024

Empowering youth to become powerful narrators of their own stories, Art Borups Corners fosters advocacy, policy influence,...

Participatory Research: Reclaiming the Right to Imagine Decolonial Futures with AI? To help track their commitment to raising awareness about, and tracking its own performance towards advancing the Sustainable Development Goals, the project team developed a simple Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Action Tracker.