
This program invites participants to critically examine how policy shapes access, equity, and influence—and how it can be reshaped to respectfully enact diverse worldviews and lived experiences. Participants will gain tools to dissect cultural policy across local, provincial, federal, and Indigenous governance systems, engage with government cycles, and advocate for community-rooted priorities. The course supports leaders in reimagining cultural policy as a living, responsive framework for systemic change. Program highlights Unpacking the colonial foundations and lived realities of cultural policy Navigating multi-level governance structures Understanding funding cycles and identifying systemic inequities Applying human-centered and regenerative design to policy development Growing a toolbox/bundle rooted in responsibility, equity, and right relations Collaborating across organizations and sectors to drive systemic change
This program welcomes Indigenous screenwriters at various stages of their careers to apply individually or with a collaborator to work on adapting their work for the screen. Collaborators may include novelists, short story writers, or playwrights. The program supports writers who want to advance their work and are exploring themes of futurism for film and television adaptations. This residency balances self-directed writing in personal studios and scheduled workshops, discussions, and events. Participants will refine their screenwriting skills, collaborate with peers, and engage in culturally informed creative practices. Online preparatory week: Intro sessions, script reviews and one-on-one sessions to prepare participants fully for the on-campus program weeks. Faculty and guest artist led workshops covering story and character development, screenwriting techniques, and creative practice. Peer-to-peer engagement and collaborative exercises. One-on-one consultations with faculty
Includes the original Rate My Artist Residency community poll: 4.3 from 8 votes (archival, 2013–2016).
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