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ABOUT US

PIECE OF MINE Arts presents multidisciplinary works created by artists of the African Diaspora, as well as youth programming that explores African Canadian narratives.

CONTACT US

info@pieceofminearts.com

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SUPPORT FOR CANADIAN BLACK WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS A SUPPORT FOR CANADIAN BLACK WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS 

Applications Open until January 13
The Rise Up Pitch Competition and Program is a new opportunity for self-identified Black, Canadian women entrepreneurs at any stage of business to pitch for the chance to win thousands of dollars in financial awards and resources. More info on how to apply: https://riseuppitch.ca/
11:11, a @beyondwallstpm digital production runnin 11:11, a @beyondwallstpm digital production running February 10-14, tickets on sale now! 

Where the spirit world and the real-world meet, lies a world unapologetically crafted and performed by critically acclaimed, Samson Bonkeabantu Brown. 11:11 explores the other side of fear through the eyes of a young, Black transman struggling to understand the ancestral messages saturating his dreams.

Photo by Peter Riddihough
MEDIA ARTS PAID TRAINING OPPORTUNITY Due JAN 3rd MEDIA ARTS PAID TRAINING OPPORTUNITY  Due JAN 3rd

ArtWorksTO Foundations Stream  For emerging, early and mid-career creative professionals who want to grow their independent enterprises and boost their professional profile through paid work and creative networking experiences.
This stream includes:

Skills to Work: a guaranteed, paid creative contract with an industry partner
NetWorking: industry networking, masterclasses, and panels offered by the Remix Project, Neighbourhood Arts Network, and the City of Toronto
Industry Insider: industry mentorship provided by the Remix Project

Eligibility: Youth 18-29 (by the application deadline)  Indigenous, Black, People of Colour and/or
Youth who identify as 2SLGBTQ+ 
Media artist  Youth with experience (either self-taught or through community-based or formal training) as a media artist (videographer, graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, social media communications, User Experience - UX design, etc.)

APPLICATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 3, 2021 @ 11:59 PM neighbourhoodartsnetwork.org/programs/artworksto

If you have questions or require support with your Foundations application, please email Laura at Laura.Metcalfe@toronto.ca no later than December 18, 2020
The Black Daddies Club co- presents Sunday Dinners The Black Daddies Club co- presents Sunday Dinners, a monthly virtual conversation with Black men from around North America, and other continents, who represent various entry points into Blackness and masculinities, to speak about their hope as Black men and about where they are currently emotionally and mentally.

Sunday Dinners is online conversation series, that is held once a month on Sundays, from 3pm to 5pm (eastern time) and will take place on the zoom platform. The idea behind the virtual series is the intersections of food, conversations, and healing. The importance of gathering as Black people for Sunday Dinners resonates with many African and Black people from across the diaspora. The purpose of the Sunday Dinner gatherings is for Black men to have cross border conversations with other Black men from various entry points to explore our similarities and differences as Black men.

Email info@theblackdaddiesclub.com, If you are interested in registering.
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