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Ad Hoc Assembly retweeted
TOMORROW!
Join us for the first annual "Black Pledge Collective Community Forum", from 1pm-2:30pm ET!
Let's openly discuss strategies for building equity for Black artists & arts workers in the performing arts.
@BlackPledgeCa
Attend for FREE here: eventbrite.ca/e/the-black-pl…
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On today from 1-2:30pm ET at #Groundswell - join Cole Alvis and Yvette Nolan of AD HOC Assembly for "Know What You Don’t Know”, a workshop to engage participants in their pursuit of equity within their arts practice and/or organizations.
Register here: brownpapertickets.com/event/…
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This morning we're feeling very inspired by this Voluntary Addendum from @AdHocAssembly--let's work together to create culturally safe spaces! ☀️
adhocassembly.wordpress.com/…
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Would a database of self-identified BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) Canadian theatre artists be useful to you or your organization?
#CanadianTheatre #CanPlays #TheatreDatabase
89%Absolutely!
5%Unsure.
5%I don't think so.
169 votes • Final results Ad Hoc Assembly retweeted
Having spent a few years in amiskwaciwâskahikan, it is extra special to be spending time with BIPOC, Deaf, disabled, and other equity-seeking artists of Alberta. Thank you all for today! @TheatreAlberta @AdHocAssembly
Reflecting on the need for credibility, accountability, transparency. Formerly marginalized artists in Alberta shared their experiences with us in today’s Affinity Gathering, convened by @TheatreAlberta with facilitators @Cole_Metis @NikkiShaff and @BelladonnaNHP.
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REQUEST FOR HELP, PLEASE READ:
Thanks to all who've contributed to the ever-growing list of POC artists & cultural innovators. It demonstrates the continued resilience of those who have made & continue making an impact on the arts in Canada today.
Ad Hoc Assembly retweeted
So if you’re noticing that you’re missing that feeling of collective togetherness right now, ask who has been excluded from that in past? And don’t you want everyone to be able to experience the magic that you’re missing right now?
Ad Hoc Assembly retweeted
Adjust online meeting styles to suit the needs of the group. I’ve seen neurodivergent fks meetings really benefit from active use of the chat. But that use of chat is going to be really terrible for anyone using screen readers. Be observant and adjust to what your people need
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ᐅᖃᐅᓯᓕᕆᔾᔪᑎᕗᑦ ᐅᓪᓗᒥ
Word of the day
ᐃᓅᖃᑎᒌᑦᑎᐊᕐᓂᖅ
inuuqatigiittiarniq
i-nu-u-qa-ti-giit-ti-ar-niq
The concept of respecting others
(Image: Saimayu Akesuk's Courting Birds)
#COVID19 #inuit
Listen here:
ᓈᓚᒃᓯᐅᒃ ᐅᕙᓂ:
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Ad Hoc Assembly retweeted
If you know artists, writers or art administrators receiving support from @CanadaCouncil , please remind them that filling that survey is a way to directly influence the thinking and the actions to help the sector to survive this crisis. Thanks
.@CanadaCouncil is asking for your input - to better understand how the Government of Canada recently announced emergency aid measures for Canadian workers and businesses will address the needs of the professional arts sector.
Read more here:
mailchi.mp/5750247b2e96/covi…
Ad Hoc Assembly retweeted
We invite you to an online event to collectively get creative and make artwork to amplify our message to @NYGovCuomo: #FreeSurvivors #FreeThemAll4PublicHealth Register here: zoom.us/meeting/register/u50… #FreeThemNY
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''I am an artist or cultural. I am not eligible for Employment Insurance. What support is available for me?`` @CanadaCouncil answers here: canadacouncil.ca/covid-19-in…
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met with equity yesterday. hoping for big change. thanks for all the support. #WeLeaveTheRoom
Ad Hoc Assembly retweeted
An important thread. @AdHocAssembly is inviting BIPOC artists to DM them with their reasons for leaving the room (or wanting to), so that they can amplify their reasons anonymously. #WeLeaveTheRoom
Colleagues,
BIPOC artists have been talking, often behind closed doors and in private conversations, about when and why #WeLeaveTheRoom.
We recognize the following:
Ad Hoc Assembly retweeted
Theatre producers/engagers, please read this thread:
Colleagues,
BIPOC artists have been talking, often behind closed doors and in private conversations, about when and why #WeLeaveTheRoom.
We recognize the following:
Ad Hoc Assembly retweeted
When our presence is valued in optics, but not outcomes #WeLeaveTheRoom.
We invite BIPOC artists to DM us your reasons for leaving the room (or wanting to), so that we can amplify without attribution.
#WeLeaveTheRoom
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THIS. PAY ATTENTION TO THIS, CANLIT PUBLISHING PEOPLE. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 #DiverseCanLit
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This is required reading for all progressive theatre practitioners. We must find a way to bring each and every practice into all our labour agreements now. It is way past due. Thank you @AdHocAssembly for your leadership on this vital issue.
"It is our concern that standardized agreements for theatre have not kept pace with the changing landscape of Canadian theatre..."
Our letter to the CTA negotiating teams at @PACTtweets and #CAEA can be found here: adhocassembly.files.wordpres…