Offerings

Art Explorations

  • This workshop is suitable for all ages. Participants will get to dive into making beautiful art from reclaimed or otherwise trash worthy-materials. Participants will learn about sustainable art practices and create something new.

  • This workshop is suitable for all ages. Participants will be able to create their own junk-journals and learn to make something beautiful and new out of something recycled.

  • This workshop is suitable for participants ages 12+. Participants will engage in the beautiful art of papier-mache. Depending on the season/time of year, participants will be able to create sculptures or masks over the course of a few sessions. Participants will learn how to make their own papier mache, as well as how to combine different elements, resulting in a sculpture or mask.

  • This workshop is for families and students, age 4+ with support from their parent or caregiver.

    Participants will be able to create their own masks by assembling pre-made pieces such as eyes, nose, ears, etc, and decorate them.

Additional Workshops

  • This workshop guides participants through the creation and importance of team dynamics and working together through differences. In this workshop, participants will reflect with each other on how they want to feel in their environment and, from there, will be able to work together to create Braver Spaces Agreements, agreements that everyone will agree to follow together in their environment to foster a stronger team and workplace.

  • This interactive workshop equips participants with practical tools to build cultural sensitivity, foster inclusion, and engage thoughtfully across differences. Through guided discussion and reflective activities, participants will explore how identity, culture, and lived experience shape perspectives and dynamics in the workplace/classroom/world. The session emphasizes awareness of bias, inclusive communication, and respectful collaboration, helping individuals and teams create environments where everyone feels valued, heard, and empowered to contribute. Designed to be engaging and accessible, the workshop supports personal growth while strengthening organizational culture and belonging.

  • Drawing from their Anishinaabe perspective, A brings Indigenous history to life through engaging, hands-on presentations designed for learners of all ages. These interactive workshops invite participants to meaningfully explore Indigenous cultures by examining traditional tools and structures, learning about groundbreaking Indigenous inventions and inventors, and engaging with Indigenous music, stories, and, at times, food. Through tangible materials, storytelling, and experiential learning, each session goes beyond the textbook to create an inclusive, dynamic learning environment that celebrates the richness, diversity, and lasting contributions of Indigenous peoples, past and present.