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The core of Kaeja d'Dance is driven by the creation of new and original dance through the interconnected mediums of live performance, educational/community programming and dance on film. Led by Karen and Allen, our work addresses universal qualities of life and investigates the power of dance to elevate and unite the human spirit against physical, social and environmental obstacles. We remain committed to social and artistic exploration, and utilize the language of choreography - and the interrelated tributaries of performance, education and film - to incite a passion for movement and to nurture a new appreciation for the richness of the human experience. Our vigorous commitment to the profession and community of dance is inspired from the relentless core of passionate joy, stimulating ideas and intrigue that Karen and Allen Kaeja inhabit. This is reflected in our consistent search within ourselves to inform and invigorate the Company vision and the future of dance and dance audiences through educational projects for youth, professional dancers and educators, and through outreach activities for new and current audiences.

Our Mission is to support the people who work in the cultural sector through life-long careerdevelopment and business skills training.At WorkInCulture we Connect, Create, and Curate training and tools that help arts and culture professionals develop the business skills to match their creative talents:We connect employers and job seekers through our popular online Job Board.We connect and collaborate with other arts and culture organizations to deliver professional development and business training to the creative community.We create original thought provoking research, designed in conjunction with other leaders in the sector covering topics that are important to the community.We curate information - research, links, tips, and resources - that we feel is relevant to our audience.How we do itOur Vision is a robust and resilient Ontario cultural sector.We help the creative community thrive by demystifying the language and practice of business for creative professionals.Through our website, popular job board, new course board and social media channels we communicate the many learning opportunities available across Ontario

The AIDS Committee of Toronto has been committed to offering accurate information and providing support services regarding HIV and AIDS since 1983. We seek to promote the latest research and treatment options, and we host frequent events to raise HIV/AIDS awareness. Visit our website for more information and learn how you can become involved.

Oasis Dufferin Community Centre began with a burden placed on Phyllis Ortiz' heart. As a returning missionary, she saw the need for immigrants coming to Canada – a need for a community centre as a place of refreshment and meeting emotional, physical, and spiritual needs.

The Toronto Field Naturalists have been promoting a love of nature in Toronto since 1923. This charitable, non-profit organization stimulates public interest in natural history and encourages the preservation of our natural heritage.

Vtape is a vibrant distribution organization that represents an international collection of contemporary and historical video art and media works by artists. We make this collection accessible to curators and programmers, educators, scholars and public audiences worldwide. In addition to providing a distribution framework for established and emerging artists, Vtape is committed to establishing video art preservation and exhibition standards, and strives to support hybrid practices in an increasingly complex technical milieu

Regent Park Community Health Centre (RPCHC) was established in 1973. It is a non-profit, community-based organization dedicated to improving the health of Regent Park area residents and the community as a whole, by providing high quality, integrated primary health care services, health promotion services and community capacity building. Our priority is to reduce the health inequities experienced by low-income, immigrant & refugee, non-status and marginally-housed & homeless populations.