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.
The HEAL glossary is a practical resource for service providers supporting newcomer survivors, linking expressive arts, trauma-informed care, and healing.
The findings highlight trauma-informed expressive arts interventions improved well-being, strengthened coping skills, and increased knowledge, confidence, and safety among newcomer survivors of domestic and family violence.
