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On November 17, 2022 in Maynooth, Ontario, the Community Corridor of Inclusion and Resilience project held Braiding Knowledges, a discussion of land, place and people, with 50 North Hastings residents.

ReDefine Arts looks forward to presenting DIGITAL STORIES: Building Cultures of Consent, an online showcase of digital art connected to our rural Ontario arts projects which are rooted in action to end gender-based violence through art-making and community-building.

RDA Fall 2022 Newsletter: Anna talks about an intense and rewarding summer working on the Renfrew County Inquest Public Art Response project in the Madawaska Valley.

The Community Corridor of Inclusion and Resilience (CCIR) is moving on to Phase 2: Remembering and Resistance. ReDefine Arts is honoured to be a CCIR project partner, and always so grateful for opportunities to deepen and grow our relationships with local artists and change makers in North Hastings.

We regret to announce that the planned unveiling of the new community-engaged pebble mosaic, set to be unveiled on September 29, 2022, has been postponed to May, 2023 during sexual assault awareness month. Read the full media release and watch a short commemorative video.

In June 2022, we welcomed three artistic collectives into conversation to explore themes of interdependence, care and kinship in each of their unique creative processes. Watch, listen and learn more about the collectives and Unscripted: KINSHIP!

ReDefine Arts is proud to partner with many organizations to realize The Renfrew County Inquest Public Art Response. This project offers residents opportunities to make meaning of and respond to the triple femicide that took place on September 22, 2015 and the related 2022 CCO Inquest.

The first of three reports to be produced, the 2020-2021 Countdown Evaluation Report spans projects that took place between November 2020 and October 2021 in Lanark County and North Hastings.