Explore how expressive arts can support long-term healing, equity, community well-being, and systems change by sustaining creative, culturally grounded, trauma-informed approaches across healthcare, settlement, and GBDV services.
Explore ethical, creative, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed approaches to evaluating expressive arts programs through storytelling, reflection, and arts-based methods that centre participant voices.
Explore how intentional session design, creative activities, check-ins, and facilitation can foster safety, connection, and meaningful participation in expressive arts programs supporting newcomer survivors of GBDV.
Explore how intentional session design, creative activities, check-ins, and facilitation can foster safety, connection, and meaningful participation in expressive arts programs supporting newcomer survivors of GBDV.
Explore how thoughtful preparation, strong partnerships, and culturally responsive, trauma-informed facilitation can strengthen expressive arts programs and foster safer, welcoming spaces for newcomer survivors of GBDV.
Creative Pathways is a new online course on integrating expressive arts to support newcomer survivors of gender-based domestic violence (GBDV) across healthcare and settlement sectors.
Creative Pathways is a new online course on integrating expressive arts to support newcomer survivors of gender-based domestic violence (GBDV) across healthcare and settlement sectors.
Providing opportunities for community members to lead in their communities is at the foundation of our arts-based mental health and well-being model of care, find out how we onboard art assistant volunteers.
Opportunities for Collaboration with Newcomer Artist as part of the Interdisciplinary Healthcare Team. Following the training, participants are connected with updated news and opportunities as contracted workers.
Arts-based mental health training was delivered to Community Health Ambassadors, Family Well-being Ambassadors, and peer outreach workers. This report shares feedback from 11 participants in the two-day training.
