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KIMI program directors Anna Camilleri and Tristan R. Whiston reflect on the legacy of mentorship at ReDefine Arts, rooted in over 20 years of community-engaged arts projects.

RDA 2025 Fall Newsletter: Anna Camilleri reflects on the Winchester Park Pebble Mosaic Project and history of collaboration in the St. James Town neighbourhood.

The full roster of KIMI Mentors available for mentorship from February to May 2026.

Have questions? Review the KIMI FAQ – a reference guide that summarizes key project details and information.

RDA 2024 Fall Newsletter: Tristan R. Whiston shares reflections on group singing and Trans Day of Remembrance at the launch of Seneca College’s Trans Week of Awareness.

The Epic Choir invites trans, non-binary, Two-Spirit, and gender-queer identified singers of all ranges and abilities to join them on October 7 for an open rehearsal.

Join The Epic Choir on September 23 in celebrating ReDefine Arts' 20th Anniversary.

The Epic Choir is looking for trans, non-binary, Two-Spirit, and gender-queer identified singers of all ranges and abilities to join our exciting new project “Trans-Pose”.

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.

Meet the ReDefine Arts Board of Directors! All members have been connected to RDA community and projects in one way or another before joining this stewardship board. They offer invaluable support to our organization, keeping us focused on our mission and mandate in all of the work we do.

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.

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.