INNOVATION & RESILIENCE
IN CANADA’S CULTURAL SECTOR

During the pandemic, 1,243 emerging performing artists applying to a unique granting program from Jerwood Arts completed a qualitative survey and provided “a vision and ideas for the future of their artistic or creative practice”. The 33 successful a… View this resource

(Ph.D candidate at the School of Industrial Relations of the University of Montreal, research agent at ARTENSO, and member of Arts Insights Canada’s Advisory Panel) Women who work as artists and cultural workers encounter specific forms of precarity… View this resource

Anchored in research efforts that include “historic key documents, two bibliographies, in-depth interviews with 12 experienced Indigenous theatre practitioners, and a survey questionnaire”, this report provides insights into Indigenous performing art… View this resource

This qualitative, Indigenous-centred book provides an insightful perspective of Indigenous-settler relations, which could be particularly useful for organizations that are working toward decolonization. The book “is based on conversations that have h… View this resource

This report is based on “the history of the relationship between Indigenous people in the Arts as well as anonymous interviews completed recently [during the pandemic] with Indigenous cultural workers across Canada, from diverse regions, positions, a… View this resource