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The Bloor Annex BIA Accessibility Project explores enhancing accessibility in Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood, led by artists Alex Bulmer, Anna Camilleri and Tristan R. Whiston.

To commemorate and celebrate the work to end gender-based violence, the Because of You community vigil was held on June 28, 2024, exactly two years after the 86 recommendations for change were released following the Culleton, Kuzyk, and Warmerdam inquest. The vigil included a community discussion, song, and speakers, including a speech from Anna Camilleri, artistic co-director of ReDefine Arts.

Join artist Anna Camilleri and the Watershed team in the Ottawa Valley for Carry Forward, two art-making workshops in which the art created will be brought to the June 28, 2024 Because of You community discussion and vigil.

This Is My Message to You is an interdisciplinary project led by Kathy Blomquist and Tristan R. Whiston that explores how life is remembered by a group of Barry’s Bay seniors and younger friends. Messages for friends, family, and anyone on life’s journey, take on the form of crafted poems, collages, short videos and a booklet.

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 Fall Newsletter: Anna Camilleri shares reflections on project coordination and aftercare after five years of mentorship for the Community Corridor of Inclusion and Resilience Project in North Hastings, Ontario.

The Pathways of Resistance Arts Festival brought together communities, organizations and artists to build and support greater equity, decolonization, and gender justice through art and celebration.

The Community Corridor of Inclusion and Resilience Phase 2 project welcomes the Bancroft and surrounding community to help make a community art installation. ReDefine Arts is proud to partner with the CCIR Phase 2 project.