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Supporting the careers of people who work in the arts through entrepreneurial and business skills training, innovative research, and job search tools.

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Real Talk Series graphic featuring group photo of diverse people at networking event. Text reads: Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) in Action: A Creative Career Start with Angie Aranda, Toronto Arts Foundation. Tagline: For students, recent grads, and emerging creatives seeking hands-on experience, mentorship, and industry connections.

Real Talk Series graphic featuring group photo of diverse people at networking event. Text reads: Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) in Action: A Creative Career Start with Angie Aranda, Toronto Arts Foundation. Tagline: For students, recent grads, and emerging creatives seeking hands-on experience, mentorship, and industry connections.

Photo of Angie Aranda smiling. Quote text on purple background reads: Through these internships, students not only gain exposure to the arts and culture sector but also actively engage in real-world projects that contribute to their professional growth. Attribution in gold speech bubble: Angie Aranda, Toronto Arts Foundation.

Photo of Angie Aranda smiling. Quote text on purple background reads: Through these internships, students not only gain exposure to the arts and culture sector but also actively engage in real-world projects that contribute to their professional growth. Attribution in gold speech bubble: Angie Aranda, Toronto Arts Foundation.

Photo of four people in discussion at table. Text reads: What skills do students need to succeed in the arts? Communication, Adaptability, Problem-solving, Relationship-building. Each skill has a small icon.

Photo of four people in discussion at table. Text reads: What skills do students need to succeed in the arts? Communication, Adaptability, Problem-solving, Relationship-building. Each skill has a small icon.

Gold and purple graphic with megaphone icon. Text reads: Want to know more about work-integrated learning in the arts? This story is part of Work in Culture's WIL interview series with arts leaders like TAF's Angie Aranda. Read the full interview at workinculture.ca/wil-interviews and follow us for more insights from the series.

Gold and purple graphic with megaphone icon. Text reads: Want to know more about work-integrated learning in the arts? This story is part of Work in Culture's WIL interview series with arts leaders like TAF's Angie Aranda. Read the full interview at workinculture.ca/wil-interviews and follow us for more insights from the series.

🎨 What does work-integrated learning look like in practice?

Angie Aranda (Toronto Arts Foundation) shares how TAF supports emerging arts professionals through multiple pathways—from internships to mentorship programs like ArtWorksTO.

Read more: workinculture.ca/resource/wor... #WIL

20.02.2026 17:55 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Work in Culture Job Board Featured Listing - STEPS Public Art is hiring an Operations Manager. Salary: $60,000 - $65,000. Location: Toronto. On-site/Remote: Hybrid. Job Type: Full time. Application deadline: March 2, 2026.

Work in Culture Job Board Featured Listing - STEPS Public Art is hiring an Operations Manager. Salary: $60,000 - $65,000. Location: Toronto. On-site/Remote: Hybrid. Job Type: Full time. Application deadline: March 2, 2026.

🎉 FEATURED LISTING 🎉

STEPS Public Art is seeking a strategic and detail-oriented Operations Manager for a foundational leadership role. Check out this featured listing at the top of the Work in Culture Job Board! Application deadline is March 2 at 12 pm ET.

🔗 workinculture.ca/job-search/

12.02.2026 20:05 — 👍 2    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Real Talk Series graphic featuring photo of people engaged in discussion at a networking event. Text reads: Empowering Future Arts Leaders with Carola Jaque, DTRC (Dancer Transition Resource Centre). Tagline: How work-integrated learning builds careers in the arts.

Real Talk Series graphic featuring photo of people engaged in discussion at a networking event. Text reads: Empowering Future Arts Leaders with Carola Jaque, DTRC (Dancer Transition Resource Centre). Tagline: How work-integrated learning builds careers in the arts.

Photo of Carola Jaque with blurred background. Quote text reads: Students need more than theoretical knowledge—they need hands-on experience, real-world feedback, and meaningful connections. Attribution: Carola Jaque, DTRC.

Photo of Carola Jaque with blurred background. Quote text reads: Students need more than theoretical knowledge—they need hands-on experience, real-world feedback, and meaningful connections. Attribution: Carola Jaque, DTRC.

Photo of three women in conversation at a networking event. Text reads: What skills do students need to succeed in the arts? Adaptability and willingness to learn, Strong communication skills, Project management skills, Ability to work independently and collaboratively, Digital skills (social media, analytics, content management). Each skill has a small icon.

Photo of three women in conversation at a networking event. Text reads: What skills do students need to succeed in the arts? Adaptability and willingness to learn, Strong communication skills, Project management skills, Ability to work independently and collaboratively, Digital skills (social media, analytics, content management). Each skill has a small icon.

Photo of two people in conversation with Work in Culture branded materials visible. Text reads: Want to know more about work-integrated learning in the arts? This story is part of Work in Culture's WIL interview series with arts leaders like DTRC's Carola Jaque. Read the full interview at workinculture.ca/wil-interviews and follow us for more insights from the series.

Photo of two people in conversation with Work in Culture branded materials visible. Text reads: Want to know more about work-integrated learning in the arts? This story is part of Work in Culture's WIL interview series with arts leaders like DTRC's Carola Jaque. Read the full interview at workinculture.ca/wil-interviews and follow us for more insights from the series.

🎨 What do students really need to succeed in the arts?

Carola Jaque (DTRC) reflects: "Students need more than theoretical knowledge—they need hands-on experience, real-world feedback, and meaningful connections."

Read more: workinculture.ca/resource/wor... #WIL

11.02.2026 20:10 — 👍 3    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Real Talk Series graphic featuring photo of students engaged in discussion at blue-covered tables. Text reads: Tips for Successful Work-Integrated Learning with Chris Gehman, Vtape. For students and employers exploring WIL opportunities. Tagline: How real-world experience builds careers in the arts.

Real Talk Series graphic featuring photo of students engaged in discussion at blue-covered tables. Text reads: Tips for Successful Work-Integrated Learning with Chris Gehman, Vtape. For students and employers exploring WIL opportunities. Tagline: How real-world experience builds careers in the arts.

Photo of people networking at a WIL event. Quote from Chris Gehman, Vtape: No matter how good the curriculum and how experienced and committed the teaching faculty are, classroom study, research, and reading can never provide the comprehensive sense of how arts organizations operate. That comes with direct, on-site work experience.

Photo of people networking at a WIL event. Quote from Chris Gehman, Vtape: No matter how good the curriculum and how experienced and committed the teaching faculty are, classroom study, research, and reading can never provide the comprehensive sense of how arts organizations operate. That comes with direct, on-site work experience.

Photo of diverse group of students in conversation at table. Text reads: What makes a great intern? Curiosity, Strong time management, Clear communication, A willingness to ask questions. Each attribute has a small icon.

Photo of diverse group of students in conversation at table. Text reads: What makes a great intern? Curiosity, Strong time management, Clear communication, A willingness to ask questions. Each attribute has a small icon.

Photo of three people in professional conversation. Text reads: Want to know more about work-integrated learning in the arts? This story is part of Work in Culture's WIL interview series with arts leaders like Vtape's Chris Gehman. Read the full interview at workinculture.ca/wil-interviews and follow us for more insights from the series.

Photo of three people in professional conversation. Text reads: Want to know more about work-integrated learning in the arts? This story is part of Work in Culture's WIL interview series with arts leaders like Vtape's Chris Gehman. Read the full interview at workinculture.ca/wil-interviews and follow us for more insights from the series.

🎨 Why does direct work experience matter for arts students?

Chris Gehman (Vtape) reflects: "Classroom study can never provide the comprehensive sense of how arts organizations operate. That comes with direct, on-site work experience."

Read more: workinculture.ca/resource/wor...

05.02.2026 17:20 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Students and arts professionals engage in discussion at a work-integrated learning event, seated at tables covered with bright blue tablecloths in a bright, modern space. Photo by: Murphy Owusu, Delphy Photography

Students and arts professionals engage in discussion at a work-integrated learning event, seated at tables covered with bright blue tablecloths in a bright, modern space. Photo by: Murphy Owusu, Delphy Photography

📣 Exciting news! We're partnering with BHER & UTSC again to bring new work-integrated learning opportunities to arts management students from Jan-March 2026. Explore our #WIL resource hub and check out our new interview series with arts employers: workinculture.ca/programs/wor...

21.01.2026 20:45 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Headshot of Vanessa Burns (a woman with bright red bob-length hair with bangs, smiling at the camera, and wearing a black top against a dark gray background).

Headshot of Vanessa Burns (a woman with bright red bob-length hair with bangs, smiling at the camera, and wearing a black top against a dark gray background).

Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring a colourful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Securing Arts Funding," a photo of Vanessa Burns (a woman with bright red bob-length hair with bangs, smiling at the camera, and wearing a black top against a dark gray background), her name and title "Grant Professional and Difference Maker," and event details "January 22, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring a colourful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Securing Arts Funding," a photo of Vanessa Burns (a woman with bright red bob-length hair with bangs, smiling at the camera, and wearing a black top against a dark gray background), her name and title "Grant Professional and Difference Maker," and event details "January 22, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

Join us and grant professional Vanessa Burns for a free virtual "Meet the Expert" workshop with the Brampton Arts Organization next week on Thurs, Jan 22 at 6 pm ET! Learn how to elevate your skills in securing arts funding: www.eventbrite.com/e/meet-the-e...

16.01.2026 18:15 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring a colorful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Securing Arts Funding," a photo of Vanessa Burns (a woman with bright red bob-length hair with bangs, smiling at the camera, and wearing a black top against a dark gray background), her name and title "Grant Professional and Difference Maker," and event details "January 22, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring a colorful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Securing Arts Funding," a photo of Vanessa Burns (a woman with bright red bob-length hair with bangs, smiling at the camera, and wearing a black top against a dark gray background), her name and title "Grant Professional and Difference Maker," and event details "January 22, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

Expand your knowledge of funding opportunities, build grant writing skills, and develop strategies for financial sustainability! Join us and the Brampton Arts Organization for a free virtual workshop on securing arts funding on Thurs, Jan 22 at 6 pm ET: www.eventbrite.com/e/meet-the-e...

07.01.2026 21:00 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Happy New Year greeting card with cream background and gold decorative sparkle shapes. Text reads: 'Happy New Year! We're here to support your creative career in 2026!'

Happy New Year greeting card with cream background and gold decorative sparkle shapes. Text reads: 'Happy New Year! We're here to support your creative career in 2026!'

🌟 Happy New Year from the WIC team! We're back and ready to support your creative career in 2026 with new opportunities, resources, and programs. Here for you! 💖

06.01.2026 17:00 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Holiday greeting card with lavender background, decorative snowflakes, and text: 'Happy Holidays from Work in Culture. Our office is closed: Dec 20, 2025 to Jan 4, 2026'

Holiday greeting card with lavender background, decorative snowflakes, and text: 'Happy Holidays from Work in Culture. Our office is closed: Dec 20, 2025 to Jan 4, 2026'

The WIC team wishes you a wonderful holiday season and a very happy new year! ✨ Our office will be closed from December 20 to January 4, reopening on Monday, January 5, 2026. Read our 2025 year in review: workinculture.ca/2025-year-in... We look forward to supporting you in 2026! ❤️

18.12.2025 18:35 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring a colorful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Securing Arts Funding," a photo of Vanessa Burns (a woman with bright red bob-length hair with bangs, smiling at the camera, and wearing a black top against a dark gray background), her name and title "Grant Professional and Difference Maker," and event details "January 22, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring a colorful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Securing Arts Funding," a photo of Vanessa Burns (a woman with bright red bob-length hair with bangs, smiling at the camera, and wearing a black top against a dark gray background), her name and title "Grant Professional and Difference Maker," and event details "January 22, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

BAO and WIC are hosting the next session in our free virtual “Meet the Expert” workshop series for Brampton artists, creative businesses, and arts orgs on Thurs, Jan 22 at 6 pm ET! Join us and meet the expert in securing arts funding: www.eventbrite.com/e/meet-the-e...

16.12.2025 17:03 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Headshot of Stephanie Draker

Headshot of Stephanie Draker

Exciting news! Stephanie Draker is stepping into the role of Associate Director at Work in Culture. After 10 years of leadership, Steph is guiding us into our next chapter. Read more: workinculture.ca/work-in-cult...

11.12.2025 17:00 — 👍 2    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Headshot of Heather Watts

Headshot of Heather Watts

We're delighted to welcome Heather Watts to the Work in Culture Board! Heather is Principal & Partner at First Peoples Group and an educator, storyteller, and policy strategist bridging Indigenous knowledge systems, education, and institutional transformation. Welcome, Heather! 🎉

09.12.2025 17:00 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Headshot of Sheliza Jamal

Headshot of Sheliza Jamal

We're thrilled to welcome Sheliza Jamal as our new Board Chair! Sheliza is the Founder and ED of Curated Leadership and leads our IDEA working group. Thank you to outgoing Chair Mike Rudolph for your leadership from 2023–2025. Onward together! 🎉

04.12.2025 17:15 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Headshot of Amanda Hancox

Headshot of Amanda Hancox

We're recognizing Amanda Hancox for her service on the Work in Culture Board from 2016–2025, including as Board Chair from 2021–2023. Thank you for your leadership during a time of change, Amanda – you'll always be a lifelong friend of WIC! 💙

02.12.2025 20:45 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
401 Richmond Holiday Open House promotional image featuring colorful bokeh holiday lights and snowflake decoration

401 Richmond Holiday Open House promotional image featuring colorful bokeh holiday lights and snowflake decoration

One of our favourite events! Join us for 401 Richmond's Holiday Open House next Thursday, Nov 27, 5–8 PM ET. Browse 25+ artist studios, galleries, shops & a café for unique gifts. Hope to see you there!

More info: 401richmond.com/event/holida...

19.11.2025 18:40 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Photo of Mary Kim (a woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a white collared shirt, smiling at the camera).

Photo of Mary Kim (a woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a white collared shirt, smiling at the camera).

Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring colorful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Arts Education," a photo of Mary Kim (a woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a white collared shirt, smiling at the camera), her name and title "Arts Educator and Cultural Programmer," and event details "November 20, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring colorful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Arts Education," a photo of Mary Kim (a woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a white collared shirt, smiling at the camera), her name and title "Arts Educator and Cultural Programmer," and event details "November 20, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

Join us and arts educator Mary Kim for a free virtual "Meet the Expert" workshop with the Brampton Arts Organization on Thurs, Nov 20 at 6 pm ET! Learn about developing meaningful, inclusive arts education initiatives: www.eventbrite.ca/e/meet-the-e...

14.11.2025 22:25 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
ArtWorksTO Newcomer Program graphic with lime green background. Program logo at top with "CALL FOR PROJECT HOSTS" badge. Header reads "FINAL DAYS TO APPLY – Arts Education Stream." Text states "What could your organization accomplish with expert arts education support?” Three bullet points detail: “Collaborate with a skilled newcomer artist on a short-term project; We cover the fees and provide guidance; Open to GTA arts, cultural, nonprofit & creative organizations.” Text continues: “Deadline: November 17, 2025; Apply: workinculture.ca/artworksto" Partner logos at bottom including Toronto Arts Foundation, OCAD University, Work in Culture, TD Ready Commitment, and Bell.

ArtWorksTO Newcomer Program graphic with lime green background. Program logo at top with "CALL FOR PROJECT HOSTS" badge. Header reads "FINAL DAYS TO APPLY – Arts Education Stream." Text states "What could your organization accomplish with expert arts education support?” Three bullet points detail: “Collaborate with a skilled newcomer artist on a short-term project; We cover the fees and provide guidance; Open to GTA arts, cultural, nonprofit & creative organizations.” Text continues: “Deadline: November 17, 2025; Apply: workinculture.ca/artworksto" Partner logos at bottom including Toronto Arts Foundation, OCAD University, Work in Culture, TD Ready Commitment, and Bell.

⏰ 5 days left! GTA orgs - apply for ArtWorksTO Newcomer Program (Arts Education)!

Work with a newcomer arts educator on workshops & programming 💰 $5,000 funding 📅 Nov 17 deadline

Apply: workinculture.ca/programs/art...

12.11.2025 15:30 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring colorful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Arts Education," a photo of Mary Kim (a woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a white collared shirt, smiling at the camera), her name and title "Arts Educator and Cultural Programmer," and event details "November 20, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

Graphic for Meet the Expert workshop featuring colorful abstract illustration of a profile silhouette on the left in shades of teal, pink, yellow, orange, and blue. Right side shows Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos at top, text reading "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM" and "Meet the Expert in Arts Education," a photo of Mary Kim (a woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a white collared shirt, smiling at the camera), her name and title "Arts Educator and Cultural Programmer," and event details "November 20, 6-8 pm ET" at bottom.

The Brampton Arts Organization and Work in Culture are hosting a free virtual "Meet the Expert" workshop for Brampton artist entrepreneurs, creative businesses, and arts orgs on Thurs, Nov 20! Join us and meet the expert in arts education: www.eventbrite.ca/e/meet-the-e...

07.11.2025 20:50 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
ArtWorksTO Newcomer Program graphic with lime green background. Program logo at top with "CALL FOR PROJECT HOSTS" badge. Header reads "ARTS EDUCATION STREAM." Text states "Collaborate with a newcomer artist on your next arts education project. Thinking of applying? Deadline: November 17!" Partner logos at bottom including Toronto Arts Foundation, Neighbourhood Arts Network, Work in Culture, TD Ready Commitment, and Bell.

ArtWorksTO Newcomer Program graphic with lime green background. Program logo at top with "CALL FOR PROJECT HOSTS" badge. Header reads "ARTS EDUCATION STREAM." Text states "Collaborate with a newcomer artist on your next arts education project. Thinking of applying? Deadline: November 17!" Partner logos at bottom including Toronto Arts Foundation, Neighbourhood Arts Network, Work in Culture, TD Ready Commitment, and Bell.

ArtWorksTO slide on lime green background titled "Tap into creative talent. Artist fully funded!" Three checkmarks list: Work with a newcomer artist on a short-term project, Artist receives $5,000, No direct costs to you! Bottom text reads "Swipe to learn more" with arrow.

ArtWorksTO slide on lime green background titled "Tap into creative talent. Artist fully funded!" Three checkmarks list: Work with a newcomer artist on a short-term project, Artist receives $5,000, No direct costs to you! Bottom text reads "Swipe to learn more" with arrow.

ArtWorksTO slide titled "Arts Education project examples" with six colored emojis and text: 🎨 Workshops and classes, 🤝 Creative facilitation, 🏘️ Community outreach programs, 📚 Arts-based learning, 📊 Professional development sessions, 📝 Curriculum development. Bottom text reads "We're open to your ideas too!"

ArtWorksTO slide titled "Arts Education project examples" with six colored emojis and text: 🎨 Workshops and classes, 🤝 Creative facilitation, 🏘️ Community outreach programs, 📚 Arts-based learning, 📊 Professional development sessions, 📝 Curriculum development. Bottom text reads "We're open to your ideas too!"

ArtWorksTO slide on lime green background "Apply now for the Arts Education stream" with "Deadline: November 17, 2025." Four bullet points detail: 📩 Quick online application, ✅ You can submit multiple projects!, 🔗 Apply: workinculture.ca/artworksto, 📧 Questions? stephaniedraker@workinculture.ca. Partner logos at bottom.

ArtWorksTO slide on lime green background "Apply now for the Arts Education stream" with "Deadline: November 17, 2025." Four bullet points detail: 📩 Quick online application, ✅ You can submit multiple projects!, 🔗 Apply: workinculture.ca/artworksto, 📧 Questions? stephaniedraker@workinculture.ca. Partner logos at bottom.

What could your GTA organization accomplish with expert arts education support?

🤝 Newcomer arts educator fully funded!
📅 Deadline: Nov 17, 2025
📍 Arts, nonprofit, community, civic & creative orgs

Apply: workinculture.ca/programs/art...

06.11.2025 17:40 — 👍 2    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Two women seated on stage in conversation at Canada's Theatre Museum, with vintage theatre posters visible on the wall behind them. Audience members are visible in the foreground watching the presentation.

Two women seated on stage in conversation at Canada's Theatre Museum, with vintage theatre posters visible on the wall behind them. Audience members are visible in the foreground watching the presentation.

Wide view of an event at Canada's Theatre Museum showing a speaker at a podium on the left, two presenters seated on stage in the center, and a full audience seated in rows. The venue features walls decorated with colorful vintage theatre posters.

Wide view of an event at Canada's Theatre Museum showing a speaker at a podium on the left, two presenters seated on stage in the center, and a full audience seated in rows. The venue features walls decorated with colorful vintage theatre posters.

Speaker standing at podium with Work in Culture banner visible on the left. Behind her, two presenters are seated on stage. The audience fills the room, viewed from the back. Vintage theatre posters decorate the walls.

Speaker standing at podium with Work in Culture banner visible on the left. Behind her, two presenters are seated on stage. The audience fills the room, viewed from the back. Vintage theatre posters decorate the walls.

Last week we launched our AI for Administration research at @cantheatremuseum.bsky.social! Key findings: 79% of creatives use AI, but 86% lack training or support. Thanks to @nordicity.bsky.social, Ontario Creates & all who joined the conversation. Read the report: workinculture.ca/resource/ai-...

04.11.2025 21:21 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Graphic with text 'Making It Work 2025' in large teal letters with green '2025'. Below reads 'From Individual Struggles to Collective Solutions' and a green button saying 'Take the Survey'. Features overlapping teal and green circles as design elements. Work in Culture and Nordicity logos at top, funder logos at bottom: Ontario Creates, Ontario Arts Council, and Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD University.

Graphic with text 'Making It Work 2025' in large teal letters with green '2025'. Below reads 'From Individual Struggles to Collective Solutions' and a green button saying 'Take the Survey'. Features overlapping teal and green circles as design elements. Work in Culture and Nordicity logos at top, funder logos at bottom: Ontario Creates, Ontario Arts Council, and Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD University.

Final days! Making It Work 2025 closes Oct 31.

Ontario arts, culture & creative workers - your voice matters.

Take the survey: bit.ly/MakingItWork...

Win a $75 VISA gift card 💳

#MakingItWork2025

30.10.2025 16:05 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Graphic with text 'Making It Work 2025' in large teal letters with green '2025'. Below reads 'Shape the Future of Arts, Culture & Creative Careers in Ontario' and a green button saying 'Take the Survey'. Features overlapping teal and green circles as design elements. Work in Culture and Nordicity logos at top, funder logos at bottom: Ontario Creates, Ontario Arts Council, and Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD University.

Graphic with text 'Making It Work 2025' in large teal letters with green '2025'. Below reads 'Shape the Future of Arts, Culture & Creative Careers in Ontario' and a green button saying 'Take the Survey'. Features overlapping teal and green circles as design elements. Work in Culture and Nordicity logos at top, funder logos at bottom: Ontario Creates, Ontario Arts Council, and Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD University.

Extended! Making It Work 2025 now closes Oct 31.

More time for Ontario's arts, culture & creative workers to share their voices.

Your experience matters.

Take the survey: bit.ly/MakingItWork...

Win a $75 VISA gift card 💳

#MakingItWork2025

27.10.2025 15:05 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
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@workinculture.bsky.social has launched Making It Work 2025 to capture the current realities facing Ontario's arts, culture, and creative workforce. Artists, cultural workers, creative entrepreneurs - your experience matters.

Take the survey: bit.ly/MakingItWork... (Open Oct 1-27)

20.10.2025 14:36 — 👍 1    🔁 1    💬 1    📌 0

Thanks for helping us build the evidence base together! 💚

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Ontario creatives: The Making It Work 2025 survey needs you! 📋

Our industry has transformed since 2019. Time to capture where we are now & chart the path forward.

Your 10 minutes = better data = stronger support for creative careers

Survey: buff.ly/DGSRnvo (closes Oct 27)

17.10.2025 21:01 — 👍 2    🔁 1    💬 1    📌 0

Thank you for amplifying this important work! 💚

20.10.2025 20:35 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Graphic with text 'Making It Work 2025' in large teal letters with green '2025'. Below reads 'From Individual Struggles to Collective Solutions' and a green button saying 'Take the Survey'. Features overlapping teal and green circles as design elements. Work in Culture and Nordicity logos at top, funder logos at bottom: Ontario Creates, Ontario Arts Council, and Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD University.

Graphic with text 'Making It Work 2025' in large teal letters with green '2025'. Below reads 'From Individual Struggles to Collective Solutions' and a green button saying 'Take the Survey'. Features overlapping teal and green circles as design elements. Work in Culture and Nordicity logos at top, funder logos at bottom: Ontario Creates, Ontario Arts Council, and Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD University.

One week left! Making It Work 2025 closes Oct 27.

Help us move from individual struggles to collective solutions.

Ontario’s arts, culture & creative workers – your voice matters.

Take the survey: bit.ly/MakingItWork...

Win a $75 VISA gift card 💳

#MakingItWork2025

20.10.2025 16:25 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
Graphic with text 'Making It Work 2025' in large teal letters with green '2025'. Below reads 'Shape the Future of Arts, Culture & Creative Careers in Ontario' and a green button saying 'Take the Survey'. Features overlapping teal and green circles as design elements. Work in Culture and Nordicity logos at top, funder logos at bottom: Ontario Creates, Ontario Arts Council, and Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD University.

Graphic with text 'Making It Work 2025' in large teal letters with green '2025'. Below reads 'Shape the Future of Arts, Culture & Creative Careers in Ontario' and a green button saying 'Take the Survey'. Features overlapping teal and green circles as design elements. Work in Culture and Nordicity logos at top, funder logos at bottom: Ontario Creates, Ontario Arts Council, and Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD University.

Voices are coming in from across Ontario's arts, culture & creative sector - but we still need to hear from you!

Musicians, game developers, museum workers, filmmakers, writers, visual artists - your experience matters.

Less than 2 weeks left: bit.ly/MakingItWork...

#MakingItWork2025

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Every voice strengthens the sector - thanks for sharing! 🥰

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From our friends at @workinculture.bsky.social :

Anyone working in Ontario's arts, culture and creative sector, this is survey is for you!

Responses directly inform future programs, policies, and support for the sector. Here's to advocacy and change!

bit.ly/MakingItWork...

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