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Art Not Shame presents Rest and Resilience, Community Art Practice Sessions with Nadia Chaney.![]()
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They are excited to offer this FREE program to the BIPOC community (ages 16+).![]()
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It will run Friday evenings from 7-9pm from March 19 - April 30th.![]()
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Nadia will give BIPOC community members an opportunity to explore the complexities of identity expression through arts-based practices.![]()
Nadia is a professional poet and lyricist and has been facilitating groups for over 20 years. #artnotshame #BIPOC #mentalhealthmatters #communityart
"How do we measure the emotional and social costs of discrimination" profiles 12 older adults who identify as L.G.B.T.+ Accompanying each profile is the number of years that person lost before coming out. The group of 12 lost almost 500 years.
The Stories of Those Who Lost Decades in the Closet
www.nytimes.com
A new photography exhibit invites viewers to contemplate the emotional toll of discrimination.
Timeline PhotosMeet Pike Krpan, a Hamilton firefighter working through the pandemic. Read about Pike on www.workerscity.ca/. Pike’s story is part of our COVID Chronicles, a special series sharing the contemporary experiences of essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. ![]()
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When reflecting on the experiences of other workers also working the frontlines, often invisibly, Pike says, “we’re endlessly creative and resilient, it’s pretty amazing.”![]()
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#makeallworkvisible #canlab #firefighting #hamont #COVID #workers #frontlineworkers #essentialworkers