Creative Users Projects.

Call for artists: submit 1-2 static pieces for issue 3 of crip collab (a collaborative zine that features the work of disabled artists).

There are 10 spots and Deaf/Hard of hearing Black and…

Other HeArts and Mighty Brave Productions/ Haus of Dada are seeking an emerging sound designer for Intangible Adorations Caravan, to be presented in summer of 2022. The designer will work closely with…

The world’s first and largest arts and mental health festival and discussion forum returns to Toronto in October 2021 for its 29th edition and is seeking submissions for programming this fall.

*NOTE*…

The Canadian Performing Arts Assembly is a specialized group of artists, arts workers and performing arts community members working to shape the future of digital tools for the performing arts sector…

Evacuation minus extraction plus exaltation minus exsanguination plus. 

Guest curator Mikiki collaborates with Mile Zero Dance in inviting you to consider and submit a project for our upcoming June 1…

Please join us online as we celebrate the publication “Idea Book” by Adeel Sadiq with a reading of selected pages by the artist.

This project stems from conversations about Adeel’s “The words are…

The Musical Stage Company is currently casting a developmental workshop of an original new musical “COWBOY TEMPEST CABARET”, co-created by Niall McNeil, Lucy McNulty & Anton Lipovetsky with lyrics by…

Project: Humanity is pleased to announce the launch of Proximity Lab, a Verbatim Theatre research-creation project supported by the Ontario Arts Council through the OAC Arts Response Initiative. We…

This lecture offers a glimpse into the portrayal of mothering in contemporary art contexts, and will include examples by international artist​s who conceptualize mothering and caregiving through…

Spurred by calls for disability justice and the desire for a more equitable and intersectional future, the disability arts movement is pushing forward with renewed political intention to disrupt…

The View From Inside is an improvised dance score designed to be performed inside our homes. It is an opportunity to witness, perform and be connected to other dancers across the screen. The View from…

cause to become artist Mariana Muñoz Gomez will launch her new artist book, "mapping elsewhere" and provide a live reading of the book in full.

In mapping elsewhere, Mariana Muñoz Gomez thinks through…

We invite you to pivot along with us from live creation to virtual collaboration!

Wheel Voices: Tune In! is a mashup of original scenes, rap, spoken word, and choral pieces. Featuring a cast of…

The Foundation Mentorship Program (FMP) is designed to help women and non-binary people in the visual arts develop skills and define their decision-making philosophies by providing information…

Embrace Arts Foundation is a local arts non-profit dedicated to creating meaningful artistic opportunities for individuals of all abilities. We have the privilege of running dance, music, theatre, and…

Jon Klassen joins us for a special event for school groups, online learners, and families during Canadian Children’s Book Week.

Here comes The Rock from the Sky, a hilarious meditation on the workings…

Join us for two weeks of community conversation. New Harlem is workshopping The First Stone, a play drawn from the stories of child abductees exploited in combat. The story is about the communities…

The Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts in partnership with Canada Summer Jobs is seeking a Videographer and Editor with experience filming and editing video materials for our virtual Patron Luncheon…

Factory Media Centre (FMC) is seeking submissions from media and experimental film artists for Spring/Summer monthly Window Exhibitions. 

FMC welcomes submissions by artists in all levels of their…

The deadline has been extended to May 3rd!

To kick off the beginning of our 23rd year, we are having a group exhibition of younger emerging artists with disabilities and calling it New Wave!

We want…

Nightwood Theatre is currently seeking a full time Head of Development who has a deep passion and interest in performing arts and intersectional feminism. This role will be a rewarding experience for…

The Economic and Creative Development Department is part of the Infrastructure and Growth Management Division. This department is responsible for the attraction and facilitation of new business…

Themes of identity are highly celebrated amongst the exhibitions at IC Contemporary, and with our close connection to the queer community, ICC would like to showcase more artwork that speaks to queer…

The Disability & Intersectionality Summit (DIS) is a biennial national conference that centres the multiple oppressions that shape the lived experiences of disabled individuals, as told by disabled…

We have been working with two of our project collaborators, Alise de Bie (Canada) and Lieve Carette (Belgium), to help formulate this new Call for Contributions for a Mad Students Zine.

This zine invites submissions from Mad* and neurodivergent students that offer creative and critical alternatives to typical approaches to ‘student mental…

OSAC’s Arts on the Move touring program is now accepting submissions. Professional and emerging artists are invited to submit exhibition proposals for a solo, two-person, or group touring exhibition…

Project Assistance: Professional Music supports initiatives in the development, creation, production, realization and/or live performance of classical, experimental, original, traditional and…

The Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival is proud to continue our partnership with the Pat & Tony Adams Freedom Fund for the Arts to deliver project funding to sketch comedy projects.

The Sketch Comedy…

Upintheair Theatre is looking for an access coordinator with experience in community outreach and strong access competencies. They will be supporting rEvolver artists, staff, consultants and guests…

Embrace’s “Artist to Facilitator” is a training cohort for local artists who self identify as disabled or neurodivergent. Four local artists will be selected to take part in a training artist over the…

Unfolding Shrines is the 2021 Adam Reynolds Award shortlist exhibition. The augmented reality exhibition features the work of Jason Wilsher-Mills, Sophie Helf, Rebekah Ubuntu, and Uma Breakdown and…

As part of Generator’s ongoing work to expand our network, deepen our knowledge base, and bring new minds and perspectives to our programming, we are inviting submissions to our new database of Arts…

The Resident Artist Program at the Living Arts Centre is designed to support emerging and mid-career artist and artisans in developing and maintaining their art and design practice.

JRG Society for the Arts is happy to announce that we will have our awards in 2021!

Emerging Artist Award Open to artists across Canada

Atlantic Filmmaker Award Theatre Artist Award For artists in the…

We want to celebrate International UFO Day with an exhibition featuring works that celebrate UFOs, aliens, other worldly beings, and outer space. July 2nd is recognized as International UFO Day and…

Nia is a movement practice combining elements dance, martial arts and mindfulness. It is adaptable to every body, and aims to bring pleasure and joy to the movement experience.

Nia Diversity Weekend…

H’art Centre invites Kingston’s artists and arts educators to apply to attend the upcoming round of MixAbilities inclusive arts training. We designed MixAbilities to help local artists/educators learn…

Explore your literary voice in Black Pen, a 4-month intensive creative writing program emerging Black writers between the ages of 16-29. Facilitated by Whitney French, scholarly writer & editor…

Persephone Theatre’s Open Stage is a virtual performance platform where Saskatoon’s performing artists will shine! During these bizarre times Persephone wants to open up a performance space where…

Seeking Writers with Disabilities and/or Lived Experience of Facing Barriers for PAID articles.

Seeking Writers & Thought Leaders! Do you have lived experience facing barriers to full and equal…

The spring intake for our Project Assistance Programs is now open. The deadline for applications this year is April 30, 2021.

Included in the spring intake are the following:

• Project Assistance: Arts Periodicals
• Project Assistance: Professional Arts Training Organizations
• Project Assistance: Professional Literary Arts
• …

Have the last 10 months made you feel like you’re in a time warp? Has the ‘new normal’ shifted your sense of self and time entirely? A response to the ongoing strange time of the pandemic, this year’s…

Workman Arts runs an interdisciplinary art training program for artists who identify as having lived experience of mental health and/or addiction issues. We are accepting applications for an Art…

We are pleased to host a talk by Kama LaMackerel (they/them), a Mauritian multidisciplinary artist, educator, cultural mediator, writer, and literary translator who lives and loves in tio’tia:ke…

Becoming more aware of equitable practices in relation to community-based work. Engaging in conversations around language and terms aligned with anti-oppression, anti-ableism, and anti-sanism…

The eleventh edition of Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival (29 April – 3 May 2021) presents 171 works of experimental film, artists’ moving image and animation across live screenings and on-demand…

Learning financial literacy will enable you to better understand your lifestyle as an artist and set you up for success. Take part in this discussion to learn the tips and tools to help better…

The Body Love workshop program created by Dainty Smith and multidisciplinary artist Ravyn Wnzg. Body Love is a burlesque and storytelling program designed to empower women, femmes, persons and Queer…

Tune in to see some of the hottest poetic talent take the virtual mic by storm. Two rounds. Three-minute time limit. Endless bars. 

The best part - the winner takes home $300 and all other competitors…

Critical Distance Centre for Curators is currently seeking a Part-time Gallery Assistant!

The Gallery Assistant will work both independently and collaboratively with the CDCC Team, Board of Directors…

Applications are now open for impact mentorship for documentaries in development by underrepresented creators, by Story Money Impact (SMI).

Many documentarians create a film in response to a pressing…

The Paul K. Longmore Institute and the Crip Camp Impact campaign are teaming up to kick off Oscar night with a celebration of disability community and culture. We'll learn what the stars of the the…

A cup of tea would restore my normality. ~Douglas Adams

It's been a while! Enjoy a spot of tea online with your CRIPSiE community. RSVP: info@cripsie.ca

A launch party for Gordon Hill Press' Spring 2021 titles – Roxanna Bennett's "The Untranslatable I", Khashayar Mohammadi's "Me, You, Then Snow", A. F. Moritz's "The Garden", and Concetta Principe's…

Join us in celebration of Earth Day with Propeller Dance on Saturday, April 25 at 2pm on Zoom. Explore how we all experience and embrace natural spaces through dance and our technical selves.

The…

This panel centers the hybrid narratives of queer and transgender of scholar-activists of color. Weaving together personal narrative and the, at times, resilient destinations that theory and activism…

The Grand Theatre Local Arts Residency is a pilot initiative that was developed in response to the impact of COVID-19 on the performing arts. The Residency, which takes place in the Grand Theatre’s…

If you're a South Asian woman, an Ontario resident between the age of 15-65, and an aspiring writer, this call is for you!

Be a part of OWNING OUR STORIES, a free online Writing Circle led by arts…

We are seeking a Communications & Community Engagement Coordinator to oversee Neworld’s marketing and communications. This role has historically shifted based on who is in it and there is real…

Join us for a DIY lecture by Thirza Cuthand, as part of Jaene Castrillon's program Dis/Able: Dismantling Ableist Filmmaking... a DIY Extravaganza!

Cuthand is a performer and media artist who makes…

Join AWN for a discussion with Damien Patrick Williams and Crystal Lee on disability justice interventions for racism and ableism in AI.

Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are ubiquitous…

rEvolver Festival’s Resident Curator program is an opportunity for an emerging or mid-career performing artist or administrator to receive mentorship and experience from Upintheair Theatre in curation…

Build your career and learn the essential elements of working in the film, TV and digital media industries with online training and hands-on experience

CBC New Indigenous Voices is a full-time, 1…

Get ready CUFF Fans – the 18th annual Calgary Underground Film Festival is set to take place this spring! This year there will be two distinct events comprising the 18th edition of the festival. You…

Creating digital theatre has become the main way for artists to create work and reach audiences over the last year, but turning your show into a digital masterpiece, or setting up for a livestream, is…

Travelling, sneezing, writing and tweezing - Postcards from my Balcony follows blind writer Alex Bulmer as she returns from the UK to Canada while a pandemic erupts. She writes postcards under…

Disrupting Unconscious Bias provides participants with an engaging and interactive opportunity to investigate and unpack their own personal and organizational biases.

This workshop also provides…

Workman Arts seeks an energetic, self-motivated highly organized individual to join our team in the role of Interim Education Manager in a full time, interim capacity for a maximum of 1 year. Under…

Do you know how to leverage your experience as an artist working in public spaces after the installation and performance ends?

Digitizing your art through photography and sharing your creation process…

Living during a pandemic has transformed the way we present cultural programming – revealing both limitations and limitless opportunities. On Day 1 of this 2-day series, Museum, Arts and Culture…

The View From Inside is an improvised dance score designed to be performed inside our homes. It is an opportunity to witness, perform and be connected to other dancers across the screen. The View from…

We are happy you are joining us. This year SPiLL’s 2021 Art Residency theme is “For the Love of Nature and Self-Expression”. Let the residency begin! Your special arts care package was put together…

Join Dora award winner, playwright, theatre creator and UNO Fest alum (A Chitenge Story and Our Fathers, Sons, Lovers and Little Brothers) Makambe K Simamba for this free online artist talk. In…

Common Boots Theatre and BALANCE for Blind Adults invite you to a celebration of creative writing by members of our blind community.

This gathering is a chance to come together, celebrate creativity…

Struts Gallery invites New Brunswick-based artists to propose artworks to be considered for Struts Gallery’s artists’ poster series. Each poster in the series is autonomous and is not required to…

LOMAA is to excited to welcome multidisciplinary artist Jess MacCormack for our second event in the Queer Frontiers series! Jess MacCormack’s work will be presented across various social media…

EFC members Carla Rice, Eliza Chandler, Rana El Kadi, Margaret Lam, and Chelsea Jones will be co-presenting papers on a panel entitled "Living Online Through the Pandemic: Activist Art, Technology…

The View From Inside is an improvised dance score designed to be performed inside our homes. It is an opportunity to witness, perform and be connected to other dancers across the screen. The View from…

RISER Edmonton is a collaborative producing model for theatre and interdisciplinary artists to create and present new work. RISER Edmonton will support the development and production of four new…

VICE and the TELUS Fund are looking for docuseries pitches that will inspire young people to improve their mental wellbeing.

In a society preoccupied with perfectionism, we are often made to feel like WE are broken when things aren't quite working, or when we are overwhelmed. For high-achieving folks with strong values of…

The Filmmakers Assistance Program (FAP) offers developing independent filmmakers an opportunity to receive financial support for their productions. In addition to this support, the FAP also provides…

This talk traces the connections between Gopinath’s first book, Impossible Desires: Queer Diasporas and South Asian Public Cultures (2005), and her second book Unruly Visions: The Aesthetic Practices…

For the upcoming Spring/Summer issue of UNTIL, the theme will be Queer Island with special Guest-Editor David Geiss.

To paraphrase John Donne, No queer is an island entirely to itself; or are we…

Sign up for the EMWF Book Club and enjoy conversation with fellow readers in the lead up to our main event: a live discussion between bestselling author Eden Robinson, and CBC’s Rosanna Deerchild…

As part of our Visiting Artist Series, Listen to Dis' Community Arts Organization will be hosting an online storytelling workshop: "Shape of Story" with Saskatoon, Saskatchewan based freelance writer…

The Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies at the University of Toronto invites all qualified applicants to apply be our artist-in-residence for the 2021-22 school year. The Bonham Centre…

In this presentation, Disability Awareness Consultant Drew Gurza will talk to you about sex and disability. The presentation will go past the basics of “How Do You Have Sex and Disability?” and…

So much of burlesque, and the risqué act of being sexy in public involves a performance. Looking at art, performance and the body as a business and being strategic about sex and sensuality and…

Join New Media Gallery Director-Curators for a talk on New Media Gallery and their curatorial practice. With examples from their past work at Tate & Lisson galleries as well as from the 25 group…

Diverse gender expression and exploration are valuable elements of our ever-evolving communities. It is important for contemporary organizations to understand, embrace, and adapt to cultural shifts…

Using innovative and interactive activities, Jesse Stong (Art educator / Playwright / Dramaturg) will support emerging artists as they develop strong applications for their own future project grants.

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The Kick & Push Festival is challenging artists to think outside the box in a series of a month- long artistic residencies which will culminate in an original, innovative, live happening to be…

Spectacular Striptease is a Zoom panel that allows attendees to have an inside peek at the lives and careers of the surviving “Exotics,” or stripteasers, who worked in the golden age of burlesque…

The Colour Theory Anti-Racist Art Exhibit will be developed out of a series of facilitated discussions that explore experiences around racism. Visual art and storytelling pieces will be shared with…

The IGNITE! Festival is accepting project proposals and scripts as part of the Performance Series, as well as looking for individual emerging theatre and performance artists who can be matched with…

Explore using online and digital platforms and media to bring your best fool forward. Be it a character, persona, alter-ego or clown body you would like to perform using digital media, bring them to…

Nanaimo Art Gallery is looking to add a new member to our team! The Art Education Assistant shares Nanaimo Art Gallery's values of innovation, collaboration and accessibility, and is responsible for…

Over the past three months, 11 QTBIPOC participants have been working on a collection of deeply moving, personal and communal stories centred on a variety of different experiences; transformation…

As part of our Spring Series we are offering free online programming. This livestream series will be available to view live on our Facebook and Instagram live, and can be viewed on demand at later…

This book project seeks to explore the intersections of being queer* and doing activism in Wood Buffalo/ᓂᐢᑕᐋᐧᔮᐤ/nistawâyâw. We wish to create a space for exploring, reflecting, and celebrating these…

Curator Sally Frater explores issues of space, place and identity in her practice. In her upcoming lecture at MAWA, she will discuss the intersections between eco-criticism and feminism as they occur…

This exciting opportunity is available to artists transitioning from a senior artistic program to a professional artistic career. Four to six apprenticeship opportunities will be awarded to emerging…

Deaf Spotlight will present their biennial Short Play Festival featuring six new stories by Deaf playwrights from all over the United States. The virtual festival will take place April 9 - 11, 2021. 

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Based on a 2021 Digital Workshop Series that Lisa Anita Wegner created for Yuri Araj for KickStart Disability Art and Culture in Vancouver, Workman Arts presents the Toronto Edition. You will hear…

Fundamentals of Anti-oppression dives deeper than your typical diversity and inclusion workshop. In this workshop, participants are given the opportunity to explore systemic oppression, social justice…

In this two-evening workshop, we will examine the different categories of disability, consider visible vs invisible disabilities, look at different assistive technology, as well as a review of the…

The Indigenous Speakers Series second online event this term features Logan MacDonald, professor in the Department of Fine Arts and Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Indigenous Art.

Logan MacDonald is a…

Reporting to the Production Stage Manager for one of the two outdoor venues, you are responsible for assisting with the day-to-day tasks of the Stage Management department. The position is part of the…

Join critic, writer, curator, and lecturer Angelo Muredda as he takes a critical look at disability on film in this popular series at the MNJCC. Disability and The Oscars: An Annotated History of…

Unscripted: Cultivating Languages of Access & Storytelling is an online panel series exploring ideas around accessibility, decolonization and various approaches to performance and storytelling. With a…

Cripping Masculinity explores how Disability, Deaf, and Mad Identified Men (Cis or Trans) and Masculine Identified Non-Binary People create and experience their identities through clothing in their…

Join us for Hip Hop with Devon! This class is for individuals ages 14 and up. It's an open level class that is suitable for individuals of all abilities. 

This sessional runs for 4 weeks: April 7, 1…

Want to get into podcasting but aren’t sure where to start? Maybe you’ve started, and want to improve?

This session is meant to give a novice podcaster a leg on up on how to prepare, produce and…

Conversations on Accessibility and Inclusion in Culture, exploring Artists, Audiences and Venues.

Webinar will be in three broad segments:

STAGE, turns to members of the disabled community who are…

Generator recognizes that producing is a creative practice. We reject the binary that separates “boring, efficient office worker” from “passionate, clueless creative” and embrace the exciting, fertile…

The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre, Autism Ontario, and Re-Storying Autism to offer an evening focused on parent advocacy, past and present. Authors of the book "Allies and Obstacles" will…

In this two-evening workshop, we will examine the different categories of disability, consider visible vs invisible disabilities, look at different assistive technology, as well as a review of the…

This performance will be available to watch on demand anytime between noon on Tuesday April 6 and midnight on Sunday April 11. A password and link will be sent to you via Eventbrite with your ticket…

We are looking to expand our roster of writers. Pleasure Dome needs writers interested in critique, reviews, collaborative interviews, and long-form essays about experimental media, microcinemas…

The Theatre Technician is part of the Technical team and shares responsibility for the effective and efficient management and delivery of Resources Centre for the Arts (RCA) technical services. The…

The Art Gallery of Alberta is seeking submissions of video work by Alberta artists for the new AGA Sidewalk Cinema to be presented at the AGA in the Spring of 2021. Take this opportunity to showcase…

WATCH, THINK, CREATE is a self-paced workshop series for grades 3-6 where students will learn about accessibility in schools and public spaces.

How does it work? On April 6, we will send you 4 lesson…

CAMINOS returns in October 2021, and is currently seeking proposals from artists across Canada. The CAMINOS festival focuses on work-in-process from the Pan-American Diaspora, as well as Indigenous…

Once a month, crooner Velvet Duke invites his musical improviser friends to come play games.

The Festival Administrator is the general contact for the Kick & Push Festival (K&P) for staff, volunteers, student hires and the general public. This position acts as the overall administrator of…

Join us as SOUND OFF wraps up its 5th annual festival with our live online celebration, Deaf Party! 

Co-hosted by Deaf Spectrum, our bash will feature cabaret-style entertainment with short works by…

Join Landon Krentz and Ebony Gooden of Deaf Antlers as they host an ASL theatre improv workshop.

This workshop is for ASL users, Deaf professionals and Deaf emerging artists from across Canada to…

Join Sage Lovell of Deaf Spectrum and learn how to write a ten-minute play in ASL/English.

Learn all about the writing elements that evolve into a story. How to develop a plot? How to create a turning…

A docuseries on trans people of colour exploring the spectrum of their experiences. The Tranz Form follows three Black trans women in Miami, FL on the heels of a quickly rising murder epidemic. The…

Billy Tipton, the influential jazz musician, became more of a sensation when, upon his death, it was revealed that he was a trans man and the late-20th century world was unable to accept his identity…

You can’t keep a good improv down!

For our 5th year running, SOUND OFF and Edmonton’s Rapid Fire Theatre team up to bring you more of our unique brand of hilarity, this time straight to your home.

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Staged Reading - Inaudibility World: Part Deux By Catherine Joell MacKinnon Date: Saturday, April 3rd, 2021 - 4 PM MST / 6 PM EST Live reading with audience Q&A

Staged Reading - Deaf Settlers By…

The use and future potential of vibration as an artistic medium will be explored in the format of a virtual workshop.

Join David Bobier of London, Ontario’s VibraFusion Lab as he presents an overview…

Ikouii brings together an amazing group of artists to showcase their creativity by transforming waste materials and discarded objects into art to raise awareness of environmental protection.

DISCARDED…

What is ASL song interpretation?

Find out in this series of workshops led by Juan Jaramillo, Robert Bhola and Patti Trofimenkoff of the ASL music company, Dancing Hands. ASL song interpretation adds…

We are pleased to announce a national open call for submissions from Canadian clay, glass and copper enamel artists for Confined, a national group exhibition.

In March 2020, Covid-19 brought all of us…

A workshop led by Catherine Joell MacKinnon, Deaf Community Consultant, with Tanisha Taitt, Artistic Director, Cahoots Theatre, exploring the partial survey results of Phase Two of Cahoot Theatre’s…

BC Health regulations permitting, we are planning to host a small number of artists on AGGV grounds during each of the five Saturdays in July. The selection of artists for live demonstrations will be…

Extended deadline: April 1

Geoff McMurchy (1955–2015), Kickstarts founding Artistic Director, was a pioneer in the local and international disability arts community. Anyone who knew him will tell you…

AANM proud to present Feminine and Fierce, a solo online exhibition by Charlene du Toit. Charlene du Toit is a mixed media artist that presents healing art through storytelling. She uses paper, paint…

TUNE TO A is a brand new play for young audiences developed by Carly Neis, Cynthia Jimenez-Hicks, and Cameron Kneteman inspired by Carly's lived experiences as a theatre artist with cerebral palsy…

Matchstick is looking for an actor who self-identifies within the neurodivergent community to play Jhana in its upcoming workshop of Joan MacLeod’s play Toronto, Mississippi.

This is a paid…

We're launching a new series of film watch parties!

From Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman to run for President of the United States, to Grace Jones, one of the greatest women in rock and roll…

Deaf Artists and COVID Join the discussion with Deaf panelists as we discuss the impact of COVID-19 on Canadian Deaf performing artists. The panel will explore the changes and challenges that over the…

Although our audiences and artists can’t mingle within the lobby of the ATB Financial Arts Barns this year, we want to give you an opportunity to meet and greet with some of SOUND OFF’s artists via…

This is an ASL improv led and performed by Deaf artists. Join us live and share your comments to set the location, relationships, and theme! The group has been supported and graduated by Hypernovas…

Making space for different ways of understanding accessibility.

CUAG invites you to join a performance and talk by the Philadelphia-based multidisciplinary and performance artist Wit López. Admission…

The world has transformed. It’s a new day and a new knight.

A new piece by Deaf performing artist Chris Dodd that explores Deaf identity in the age of mandatory masks.

Please Remain Behind The Shield…

Following their smash hit at last year’s festival, Our Life in Guyana, in this new comedic adventure we follow up with the elder Natasha as she receives a visit from her niece who brings with her some…

Deaf Spirit Theatre returns with their latest show, ComMUTE!

Don't miss the train! Hop on and hold on to your transfer as we take you on an often hilarious but sometimes serious journey through place…

Using a unique blend of cutting-edge technology and choreography, Scored in Silence unpacks the hidden perspectives of Deaf people from the handful who survived the atomic bomb atrocity in Japan 1945.

In a year still plagued by disease, those with chronic illnesses and other health conditions have faced blatant disregard for our lives and worth. PRE-EXISTING is a zine about living when others don’t…

About the position • Job type: Full-time, one-year contract beginning April 2021 with opportunity to renew • Compensation: $43,000. Benefits + annual professional development funds provided • Place of…

The Accessibility Design Associate, DigitalASO / OSANumériques is an integral part of ArtsPond’s digital innovation knowledge management and platform-building team. In collaboration with Executive…

The iAM Program provides youth-led arts & social justice mentorship to anyone ages 12-26, across Ontario, Canada.

Are you interested in making art? Growing your storytelling skills? Incorporating…

By donating your time and talents you can contribute to the success of our 10th annual film festival and help BFF reach new audiences across Canada. Perks: Festival passes, swag, gift cards, and of…

Gathering Divergence Multi-Arts Festival & Conference Spring has been a powerful, positive and supportive convening of arts practitioners geared towards sharing strategies in the engagement of…

Current and former McMaster students with lived experiences of disability, disablement, inaccessibility, and/or ableism are invited to contribute to a zine on Disability, Accessibility & Teaching and…

The National accessArts Centre is a fun, fast-paced, dynamic work environment where we all collaborate to provide artistic training, creation, exhibition, and present opportunities for artists with…

The meticulous mavericks at The Ministry of Mundane Mysteries are back with a re-tooled edition of their successful ASL performance designed just for SOUND OFF!

Join our Inspectors as they help a…

Learn more about grants at the Canada Council for the Arts. There are exciting new opportunities for ASL/LSQ theatre in the Translation component of Arts Across Canada. 

The Translation component of Arts Across Canada funds activities linked to the translation of Canadian dramatic works into French, English, an Aboriginal (First Nations, Inuit or Métis) language, American Sign Language (ASL), Langue des signes québécoise (LSQ), or any other regional Canadian or Indigenous sign language for Canadian publication…

SOUND OFF, in collaboration with Fringe Theatre Adventures and Edmonton’s Chinook Series, is proud to announce the 5th annual SOUND OFF: A Deaf Theatre Festival.

SOUND OFF is Canada’s national…

Have the last 10 months made you feel like you’re in a time warp? Has the ‘new normal’ shifted your sense of self and time entirely? A response to the ongoing strange time of the pandemic, this year’s…

Join us for a special presentation of "What Walaa Wants," followed by a Q&A with director Christy Garland.

Content warning: mentions of anti-Palestinian and anti-Israeli violence, childhood trauma…