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ReDefine Arts is proud to share The Countdown Public Art Project 2020-2023 Evaluation Report.

RDA 2024 Winter Newsletter: HELD artists Anna Camilleri and Wy Joung Kou share reflections on disability, identity, and intersectionality in an interview with Robbie Cabutaje and share the collective poem created over the course of the exhibit, "No Apologies, A Tender Approach: We Will be Loved".

Join ReDefine Arts and Watershed in Killaloe, Ontario, or online, on February 24, 2024 for the 2020-2023 Countdown Public Art Project Evaluation Report Launch Party.

Join artists Anna Camilleri and Wy Joung Kou, with special guests from The Epic Choir, for the HELD Closing Celebration on January 19.

Join HELD artists Anna Camilleri and Wy Joung Kou for an online creative writing workshop, co-presented by ReDefine Arts and Tangled Art + Disability.

RDA 2023 Summer Newsletter: After three years in North Hastings, Ontario, we concluded this chapter of Countdown with the Stepping Stones Across The Shield Digital Story Event, which included video screenings and opening remarks from Site Coordinator Donna Reid.

New on the Countdown Story website: a resource page dedicated to providing support to survivors and those dedicated to ending gender-based violence.

New on the Countdown Story website: a monument map, visually indicating where all Countdown monuments can be found and visited in Ontario.

New on the Countdown Story website: a section dedicated to project impact. Now featured in that section is our 2020-2021 evaluation report, and the 50 minute KINSHIP podcast episode featuring members of the Countdown team.

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.

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!