Myseum Intersections is an annual festival that will take place during the month of April 2022. The festival explores intersectional perspectives of Toronto through collaborative exhibits, events, and experiences. Intersections presents a wide array of programming intended to create dialogue on civic issues…
BEHIND THE LENS – Screening & Talkback Series Breakthroughs Film Festival presents Behind the Lens – a series of screenings and talkbacks with women & non-binary filmmakers that look at the intersections of art, identity, community and social justice through the medium of short films.…
What is the Role of White People in Anti-Racism? (Part 1 of SURJ’s Intro to Anti-Racism mini-series) Wednesday September 9, 6–8.30pm *ASL interpretation will be available for this workshop* For white folks, unlearning racism, and learning how to be better anti-racists is…
JOB POSTING: COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR Tangled Art + Disability is looking to add a Communications Coordinator to the team! The Communications Coordinator role is anticipated to be a $22/hr part time position at 2 days a week (12 hours total), in a 12-month…
The 5th Annual Toronto ReelAbilities Film Festival 12 Films plus Q&As, Workshops and Events Online ReelAbilities Film Festival is proud to announce the full schedule for the 5th Anniversary Festival, which has moved online for 2020. From May 20 – 24, 2020,…
A comedy show about two Deaf women, Natasha and Natasha, who met through a mutual ex-boyfriend. Bonding over the trauma of a dating experience gone wrong, they can’t help but immediately become best friends. Once together, these two find they can’t keep…
Call for Submissions From May 19 to 29 2020, Deaf Spectrum and InsideOut Theatre will host Creative ASL Theatre Sessions. What’s that? It is a workshop for Deaf Artists from across Canada to advance their skills in theatre through improvisation and creation.…
Researchers at the University of Guelph are inviting your input as part of the research project called “Disabilities and Livelihoods in Canada.” The project is funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. The project aims to understand the various ways…
Dear community, I recognize that we all are going through a difficult time with covid-19 safety measures and many job losses. Deaf Spectrum is working hard to get you all the updated information about upcoming events. We will work on a vlog…
Sync Leadership is a disabled-led programme exploring Deaf and disabled leadership, founded in 2009 by Sarah Pickthall and Jo Verrent, two disabled leaders based in the UK. The programme combines leadership theory with one to one coaching, supporting participants to develop their…