Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
The Canadian Network for Arts & Learning is pleased to announce that we have received funding from the Canada Summer Jobs program to hire two young professionals for the jobs listed below. All positions will be working remotely from home. Applicants must be:
Over the past few decades, societies around the world have undergone rapid and far reaching change. These shifts have affected how people live, work, relate to one another, and understand their place in the world.
The Arts and Older Adults In synergy with the United Nations' Decade of Healthy Aging (2021-2030), the World Health Organization supports participatory art processes as one of the methods used to engage with older adults to better understand their needs and highlight their voices (WHO, 2023).
The Canadian Network for Arts and Learning is a participant in a major study of music education at the University of Prince Edward Island. One aspect of the study is a survey that we encourage music educators to complete. The survey forms are attached to this article.
This summer we've been hard at work ensuring that the content on our website is updated and relevant. As part of this initiative, we've overhauled our funding database to include all of the upcoming deadlines for the year.