Centre for Community Engaged Learning is holding an interesting art workshop and is calling all people interested in inclusive art or who would like to learn how to break down stereotypes, myths, and misconceptions about ethnicity, immigration, race, religion, and culture through art.
The art has a social purpose, helping individuals engage with local communities, amplifying social change, and raising awareness about social issues. Art can be an agent of change.
Event Details:
At this event, Founder and Director of BlackArtGastown, Nya Lewis, will talk about how art can be used to facilitate social change and raise awareness, and will offer some principles and promising practices to designing art through a lens of racial and cultural inclusion, diversity and equity.
Date: Tuesday January 28, 2020
Time: 6pm to 8pm
Location: Community Hall at Kitsilano Neighbourhoods House (2305 W 7th Avenue, Vancouver) (click here for map)
Free food provided!
Accessibility:
Venue is wheelchair accessible, public transportation friendly, and street parking is available. If you require any accessibility accommodations, such as ASL interpretation or specific seating arrangements, contact Ismaël Traoré at [email protected]
Scent / Noise:
Due to the public nature of the event, we cannot guarantee controlled scent or noise levels. We ask guests to be mindful of one another by refraining from wearing scented/perfumed products.
For more information, click here and view the poster below.
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Designing Art for Cultural Inclusion
Posted: January 17, 2020 by cvsadmin
Centre for Community Engaged Learning is holding an interesting art workshop and is calling all people interested in inclusive art or who would like to learn how to break down stereotypes, myths, and misconceptions about ethnicity, immigration, race, religion, and culture through art.
The art has a social purpose, helping individuals engage with local communities, amplifying social change, and raising awareness about social issues. Art can be an agent of change.
Event Details:
At this event, Founder and Director of BlackArtGastown, Nya Lewis, will talk about how art can be used to facilitate social change and raise awareness, and will offer some principles and promising practices to designing art through a lens of racial and cultural inclusion, diversity and equity.
Date: Tuesday January 28, 2020
Time: 6pm to 8pm
Location: Community Hall at Kitsilano Neighbourhoods House (2305 W 7th Avenue, Vancouver) (click here for map)
Free food provided!
Accessibility:
Venue is wheelchair accessible, public transportation friendly, and street parking is available. If you require any accessibility accommodations, such as ASL interpretation or specific seating arrangements, contact Ismaël Traoré at [email protected]
Scent / Noise:
Due to the public nature of the event, we cannot guarantee controlled scent or noise levels. We ask guests to be mindful of one another by refraining from wearing scented/perfumed products.
For more information, click here and view the poster below.
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