Gabriola Arts Council executive director Michelle Benjamin has announced that she’s leaving the organization in 2020 to take a new position with the BC Arts Council in Victoria.
Read MoreThe World Health Organization has released the largest evidence report ever published on arts and health. Covering the findings from over 3,500 published studies, the report aims to give an overall picture of the role the arts play in supporting health globally.
Read MoreGuilbeault, who was elected as an MP for Laurier—Sainte-Marie in 2019, is an experienced environmental advocate.
Read MoreOn November 28, Anvil Centre in New Westminster is offering a performance and a professional development workshop to develop understanding of the unique barriers facing women of colour in achieving equity in Canada.
Read MoreApply to participate in one of seven workshops taking place in your municipality across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island on renting, leasing and licensing space.
Read MoreEmerging from ALO’s series of public copyright conversations held in Vancouver in the spring and summer of 2019, “Yours Mine Ours” features artists from a wide variety of disciplines discussing a host of copyright issues with ALO’s Legal Director, Martha Rans.
Read MoreThe BC Arts Council recently circulated a message from its chair, Susan Jackson, providing updates on the operations of the BCAC and providing a link to the BCAC’s annual report.
Read MoreThe Cultural Human Resources Council is asking for survey responses on your concerns, needs and ideas about how to support organizations in conducting investigations in response to cases of workplace harassment.
Read MoreDidn’t get to attend the Exploring Diversity panel discussion on October 22? Watch the video to catch up on the conversation!
Read MoreThe City of Kelowna is interested in the potential of a new community amenity space as a creative hub, which could house two to four creative organizations. Expressions of interest are due by November 29.
Read MoreThe BC Alliance has created an email campaign to help you influence the 2020 provincial budget by sending a letter to your MLA and other key government figures supporting arts and culture.
Read MoreArtist-entrepreneurs and music companies are eligible to apply for a grant to cover up to 50% of eligible expenses for sound recording, marketing and music videos. Online and in-person info sessions have also been scheduled. Apply by December 11.
Read MoreHeritage BC has circulated its new report, The State of Heritage, which offers twelve recommendations to improve the state of the sector.
Read More“All of the speakers emphasized the need for arts and culture to play a central role in government policy making and in our everyday lives, and agreed that capitalism was at the very heart of the biggest issues facing us all.“
Read MoreICASC has released a final report on its ASC! project, centring around arts and social change. Click through to find out more.
Read MoreThe BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres will mount its annual Indigenous youth leadership training event in Kamloops from March 16-19, 2020. The BCAAFC seeks applications to present workshops at the event.
Read MoreActsafe Safety Association has opened registration for the 2020 Actsafe Entertainment Safety Conference, to take place March 5-7 at the River Rock Casino Resort in Richmond. Actsafe is offering a discount on early bird registration for BC Alliance members.
Read MoreHeritage BC is offering a pair of webinars on board fundamentals and heritage advocacy, to take place November 8 and December 6.
Read MoreThe Social Purpose Real Estate Collaborative in partnership with the Real Estate Institute of BC are seeking a consultant to assist in updating/expanding a study on the real estate challenges affecting the not-for-profit, social purpose and cultural sectors. The deadline for submissions is November 7.
Read MoreMass Culture and the North American Cultural Diplomacy Initiative invite artists and arts workers to the next instalment in Mass Culture's Digital Gathering series, November 7, which will focus on Canada’s use of art and culture in diplomacy and international relations.
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