Supporting Arts and Learning in Ottawa

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Join us for a time of information sharing and community building as you enjoy bilingual presentations by MASC and Arts Network Ottawa, as well as take part in an arts session by Abenaki storyteller Daniel Richer.

Explore innovative arts and learning programs and projects taking place in schools and the community.

Network with your peers to seek collaborations, and deepen your connections in the sector.

Share the innovative work you’re doing through a poster session. Apply to be a poster presenter!

GET ON THE MAP!

Enjoy a presentation and discussion on Canada’s Map of Arts & Learning – an innovative digital map representing arts and learning in communities across the country. We want YOU to be part of this conversation.  Through focus groups and guided discussion, have your say and help guide the development of this vital tool for arts and learning in Ontario.

 

Artist-Educator Facilitator

Daniel Richer

Teacher, student, actor, town crier and legend teller are all part of Daniel’s make-up. He has studied not only in Canada but also the U.S., France and Britain and everywhere else his feet have carried him..his quest for history has always been well served. For the past twenty-five years he has played on many stages and cried for many great events and even though he has been quite successful : an emptiness remained : finding his roots plus learning and sharing the First Nation tradition of oral communication. 

He doesn’t limit himself to the Abenaki culture but loves to explore all of the tribes and Nations of North America, he also takes the time to learn about the people and their customs so that the tales can be seen in their proper colors. 

Sometimes funny sometimes serious his shows have always been well received; proof being his successes in Canada, the States, Bermuda, Belgium and England.

 

 

Event Schedule

10:00am - Welcome and introductions
10:15am - Presentation by Karine Levésque, Project and Community Outreach Coordinator, Arts Network Ottawa
10:30am - Presentation by Wendy Hartley and Micheline Shoebridge, Co-Executive Directors, MASC
10:45am - Session by Daniel Richer
11:00am - Networking and refreshments
11:40am - Mapping presentation and focus groups
12:30am - Wrap-up

 

The Ottawa Eduarts Hub is presented in partnership with MASC and Arts Network Ottawa.

                              

 

Canada's Map of Arts & Learning in Ontario and the Ontario Eduarts Hub series is supported by the Ontario Trillium Foundation.

When
May 25th, 2019 from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Location
1 Elgin Street
Ottawa, ON K1P5W1
Canada