Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
Ahead of World Mental Health Day (10 October), the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra has released key findings from recent research into music and mental health.... more
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From engineering to medicine, we have more elaborate and specialized professions than ever.
But the academic programs that prepare... more
See the original article on theconversation.com.
After the recent report by The Children’s Society that a quarter of 14-year-old girls have self-harmed, many campaigners have called for the... more
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Is it time for Canada’s theatre instructors to go back to school?
Actor training is under the spotlight, as an instructor at George Brown Theatre School, and... more
New music curriculum about bringing 'joy in your daily life
P.E.I.'s Department of Education will start on a process in September that will bring a new approach to music education to the whole school system.
"Music is really about a lifetime of enjoyment and being able to express all sorts of things... more
IICRD is undertaking a global review of good practice in arts-based programming for migrant and refugee children and youth, for Terre des Hommes.
The focus is on youth-led programming or programming with strong child and youth participation that supports young people’s psychosocial wellbeing. Since these are quite specific... more
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“What the heck does Impressionist art have to do with medical communication?”
It’s a question that Dr. Michael Flanagan often gets after telling people about “Impressionism and the Art of Communication,” the seminar he teaches to fourth-year medical... more