CULTURE JAM 2016
We are so excited to be part of Arts in the Parks this year thanks to funding and support from Toronto Arts Foundation and their partners.
Peace Theatre and Access Alliance Multicultural Health Services are partnering again to bring their amazing Culture Jam Program and Peace is Possible Parade to two communities in Toronto Taylor Massey in the East and Rockcliffe- Smythe in the West.
Culture Jam offers FREE Arts Programming to children 7-12 and youth 14+ to explore culture and identity and create amazing art work for the Peace is Possible Parade.
Peace Theatre and Access Alliance Multicultural Health Services are partnering again to bring their amazing Culture Jam Program and Peace is Possible Parade to two communities in Toronto Taylor Massey in the East and Rockcliffe- Smythe in the West.
Culture Jam offers FREE Arts Programming to children 7-12 and youth 14+ to explore culture and identity and create amazing art work for the Peace is Possible Parade.
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Children 7-13
Register for FREE week-long arts workshops Monday through Friday from July 4 - 21 10am-3pm Crescent Town school and Dentonia Park 4 Massey Sq, East York, ON M4C 5M9 Registration through Access Alliance 416 699 7929 ext 420 Youth 13+ Youth group meets Monday to Friday 1-4 at Access Alliance for arts based activities and Conflict Transformation. AccessPoint on Danforth and afternoon sessions with Arts in the Park 3079 Danforth Ave. Toronto, Ontario M1L 1A8 Registration through Access Alliance 416 699 7929 ext 420 Families: Drop in workshops in Dentonia Park near the Club House as part of Arts in the Park Monday to Friday 2pm to 4pm from July 4 – 21 No Registration required Peace is Possible Parade July 22nd. Parade starts at 11 AM at the Shoppers World Parking lot and proceeds to Taylor Massey Park for a picnic Followed by Performance of 'I' at Children's Peace Theatre, 1 PM Children’s Peace Theatre 305 Dawes road Toronto, Ontario M4E 2B2 |
Children 7-13
Register for FREE week-long arts workshops Monday through Friday from July 18 – August 5 10am-3pm George Syme Public School Registration through Access Alliance Youth 13+ Youth group meets Monday to Friday Jul 25 to August 5 1-4 at Access Alliance for arts based activities and Conflict Transformation. Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services AccessPoint on Jane 761 Jane Street, 2nd Floor Toronto, ON M6N 4B4 Registration through Access Alliance Peace is Possible Parade, August 5. Parade in late afternoon followed by BBQ in Woolner Park. 
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Culture Jam 2015
Kudos to the summer student team Pamini, Bella and Merbib who developed curriculum and provided three weeks of arts based Conflict Transformation with children 7-12 and youth 13+ culminating in an exciting PIP Parade complete with Samba Band and dance performances for the Rockcliffe Smythe community.
Meanwhile on our home base in the Taylor Massey Community, Dion, MacKenzie, Jessica and Natasha redesigned the Conflict Transformation curriculum highlighting the importance of Toronto, the Worlds most multicultural city, hosting the Pan Am Nations. For three weeks they delivered free programming for over 75 children and 20 youth helping them to explore identity and culture and learn skills in Conflict Transformation.
They also all did an amazing job with the 12th Annual Peace is Possible Parade bringing out over 150 people to the Danforth Village with their messages of celebrating diversity.
Parents in both communities are reporting a rampant use of the Breath of Peace (BOP) and the Three C’s (Courage, Compassion and Creativity) at home!
Meanwhile on our home base in the Taylor Massey Community, Dion, MacKenzie, Jessica and Natasha redesigned the Conflict Transformation curriculum highlighting the importance of Toronto, the Worlds most multicultural city, hosting the Pan Am Nations. For three weeks they delivered free programming for over 75 children and 20 youth helping them to explore identity and culture and learn skills in Conflict Transformation.
They also all did an amazing job with the 12th Annual Peace is Possible Parade bringing out over 150 people to the Danforth Village with their messages of celebrating diversity.
Parents in both communities are reporting a rampant use of the Breath of Peace (BOP) and the Three C’s (Courage, Compassion and Creativity) at home!
