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What are you trying to say with your art? All art has intrinsic meaning but can everyone in your audience access and understand it with equality? Imagine if you could […]

Have you thought about your finances beyond the next year or so? The federal government’s Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) is designed to help people living with a disability save […]

Are you someone who wants to help shape a more accessible arts sector in Canada? If yes, we have the perfect opportunity for you! Creative Connector is currently seeking two […]

Past Training & Workshops Collected videos highlighting some of our most popular workshops and training Even with the best intentions, sometimes we miss attending a workshop we’ve registered for! Browse […]

Creative Accessibility is a series of online webinars and panel discussions that explore disability art, the experiences of artists with disabilities and how to make art accessible. These workshops are beneficial not only for emerging artists with disabilities, but artists at all levels of their career with and without disabilities.

While many legal resources exist, few focus on addressing questions, topics, and barriers specifically relevant to Indigenous creatives. Despite existing limitations and gaps in how Canadian laws support the rights of Indigenous creatives, this resource aims to provide concepts and tools that can help creatives better understand their rights, voice their expectations, and advocate for themselves and their work.

This brief article examines the demographics, employment characteristics, and incomes of artists in Manitoba. The article also provides summary information about workers in arts leadership occupations and all occupations in the arts, culture, and heritage (a category that includes artists and arts leaders). The statistics are based on custom data that Hill Strategies requested from Statistics Canada’s 2021 long-form census.