The Arts for Social Justice (ASJ) program is a three-year initiative that aims to promote the arts as catalysts to tackle social issues in society. It does this through high school workshops and emerging artists residencies. Here is an artist’s experience working on an ASJ project.…
Arts for Social Justice Reflections – Allison Beula
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The Arts for Social Justice (ASJ) program is a three-year initiative that aims to promote the arts as catalysts to tackle social issues in society. It does this through high school workshops and emerging artists residencies.…
Looking back at Arts for Social Justice Project with Jennifer Chin
Arts for Social Justice project is funded by Ontario Trillium Foundation.
Artist and Arts Educator Jennifer Chin shares her experience working on the Arts for Social Justice Project.
My time working with the Arts For Social Justice program has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career as an artist educator.…
#SustainableFashion
Our most recent Arts for Social Justice (ASJ) residency took place at a Salvation Army Thrift Store (Bloor & Lansdowne) this January. Emerging artist Jade Greaves ran the ‘Choosing Sustainable Sources’ project to encourage critical thinking and conscientious purchasing through a social justice lens.…