Month: December 2017

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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.…

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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.…

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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.…