Arts Terms! What does ‘arts based inquiry’ mean?
This season, we're doing a lot of learning about terminology for the arts sector. One of the questions that came up recently was a question about what arts based inquiry means.
This season, we're doing a lot of learning about terminology for the arts sector. One of the questions that came up recently was a question about what arts based inquiry means.
In simple terms, critical diversity is like using all the crayons in the box to create beautiful and colorful pictures, and making sure that everyone, even those who were left out before, gets a fair chance to be a part of the artwork. It's about celebrating our differences and making sure they all count.
Niriqatiginnga, meaning “come eat with me” in Inuktitut, is a groundbreaking project that blends arts, creative entrepreneurship, food security, and participatory research. The project is set to launch in November 2023 and offers an exciting opportunity for First Nations, Inuit and Metis youth aged 18 and older to explore these fields while actively contributing to their communities.
There are a lot of different qualities such as learning, alignment, innovation, and inclusion that are highly sought after on projects like ours. However, these qualities are often not directly attainable; they emerge from an intricate web of both implicit and explicit design choices.
Catch up on what our projects have been doing this past month with our February 2023 update!
This week’s flashback is from one of our most memorable events: Food is Belonging for Global Dignity Day 2015 with Global Dignity Canada and TakingITGlobal.
Each Friday we are able to participate in some of the amazing group sessions held by the University of Victoria's Community Based Research Lab. This week's session, October 27 at 1:00 (CST) will be Dr. Sarah Marie Wiebe.
Take a few moments to look back at the amazing digital, arts and community experiences we've been able to have in 2021-2022 thanks to the support of the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Greenhouse Program.
With our summer programming coming to a close, this is a great opportunity to look back on the amazing experiences and all the activities we've been able to accomplish. Here is a short clip we will be presenting this December.
2022 marks the tenth year members of our arts collective have been taking part in Global Dignity Day activities. Let's take a look back at some clips from our first year, back in 2012.