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'Rock Dreams,' says Andrew Loog Oldham, will be relatable even for students who don't have musical aspirations. Professors Bruce Baugh (philosophy) and Billy Collins (tourism) will be teaching alongside the former Rolling Stones manager. https://t.co/S2MCgve6cy #artsed #education

@CNAL_RCAA Nov 14
Welcome Toasterlab of Toronto—the latest registrant on Canada's Map of Arts & Learning! @MrToasterlab's work ranges from live site-specific performance to bespoke mobile apps and #virtualreality films. If you're an arts-education org like Toaster Lab—get on The Map today! #artsed https://t.co/MU4H79Zmih

@CNAL_RCAA Nov 13
Bull recounted a chat with an elderly patient after a hospice performance. "She talked about my costume—what it felt like to wear it and what it felt like to dance. As I left, the ward sister said, 'That's the first time she's spoken since arriving here.'" https://t.co/DVeC0OGBMj

@CNAL_RCAA Nov 13
LISTEN: The Big Anxiety festival uses the arts to re-imagine #mentalhealth. Through creativity and innovative tech, empathy replaces fear and stigma. Virtual reality worlds open up to an optimistic future and offer insight from ancient indigenous stories. https://t.co/vlLgZv6pax

@CNAL_RCAA Nov 11
Bienvenue Montreal's Christine Comeau—the latest registrant on Canada's Map of Arts & Learning! Elle inscrit sa pratique dans l'art contextuel, l'installation performée, la sculpture vêtement et la poésie vivante. If you're an artist-educator, get on The Map today! #artseducation https://t.co/eUiapgjTXL

@CNAL_RCAA Nov 10
"The album is particularly effective at night closer to bedtime. Listening to a low tempo relaxing album can get us into 'sleep mode' and increase the likelihood of eight solid hours of rest. We should all be listening to an album before bed every night." https://t.co/X0SN3KWXBL

@CNAL_RCAA Nov 10

Conference 2019

Thank you to all of our delegates, speakers, presenters and performers for a dynamic event!

See digital documents provided by the speakers and presenters

Sign up for our mailing list

Check out our national calendar & add your event!

'Rock Dreams,' says Andrew Loog Oldham, will be relatable even for students who don't have musical aspirations. Professors Bruce Baugh (philosophy) and Billy Collins (tourism) will be teaching alongside the former Rolling Stones manager. https://t.co/S2MCgve6cy #artsed #education

Bull recounted a chat with an elderly patient after a hospice performance. "She talked about my costume—what it felt like to wear it and what it felt like to dance. As I left, the ward sister said, 'That's the first time she's spoken since arriving here.'" https://t.co/DVeC0OGBMj

LISTEN: The Big Anxiety festival uses the arts to re-imagine #mentalhealth. Through creativity and innovative tech, empathy replaces fear and stigma. Virtual reality worlds open up to an optimistic future and offer insight from ancient indigenous stories. https://t.co/vlLgZv6pax

"The album is particularly effective at night closer to bedtime. Listening to a low tempo relaxing album can get us into 'sleep mode' and increase the likelihood of eight solid hours of rest. We should all be listening to an album before bed every night." https://t.co/X0SN3KWXBL