Met with resistance against collective societal gaslighting from rigged systems rooted in whiteness, how can BIPOC individuals rise up and foster their own stories of the future and survival? 

Sustainable Resistance for BIPOC Folx, a Community+Connects Online Program facilitated by artist and social worker Krystal Kavita Jagoo invites BIPOC participants of all genders, ages, and abilities to immerse themselves in therapeutic writing and reflection this fall at Scarborough Arts. 

These nine therapeutic writing workshops for BIPOC participants are grounded in anti-oppressive practice. Through immersive readings from brilliant BIPOC authors, accompanied by therapeutic writing and reflection with the goal of attendees to leave each of these sessions with a sense of futuristic possibility for how they can improve and maintain mental health with resistance.  

Interested in learning more about Sustainable Resistance and signing up for our online workshops? Visit this link to participate in our workshops happening every Sunday from October 3rd to December 5th. 

*Please note this workshop series is only open for registration for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour) identified individuals. 

*As this workshop is made possible via Zoom, participants from across Scarborough, the GTA, and world-wide are welcome to join.

*Sign-up for this workshop series is ongoing and on a drop-in basis. If you are unable to make a workshop, documents and briefs from the previous workshop will be made available to you upon request via a shared Google File or via email.

Met with resistance against collective societal gaslighting from rigged systems rooted in whiteness, how can BIPOC individuals rise up and foster their own stories of the future and survival? 

Sustainable Resistance for BIPOC Folx, a Community+Connects Online Program facilitated by artist and social worker Krystal Kavita Jagoo invites BIPOC participants of all genders, ages, and abilities to immerse themselves in therapeutic writing and reflection this fall at Scarborough Arts. 

These nine therapeutic writing workshops for BIPOC participants are grounded in anti-oppressive practice. Through immersive readings from brilliant BIPOC authors, accompanied by therapeutic writing and reflection with the goal of attendees to leave each of these sessions with a sense of futuristic possibility for how they can improve and maintain mental health with resistance.  

Interested in learning more about Sustainable Resistance and signing up for our online workshops? Visit this link to participate in our workshops happening every Sunday from October 3rd to December 5th. 

*Please note this workshop series is only open for registration for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour) identified individuals. 

*As this workshop is made possible via Zoom, participants from across Scarborough, the GTA, and world-wide are welcome to join.

*Sign-up for this workshop series is ongoing and on a drop-in basis. If you are unable to make a workshop, documents and briefs from the previous workshop will be made available to you upon request via a shared Google File or via email.

Met with resistance against collective societal gaslighting from rigged systems rooted in whiteness, how can BIPOC individuals rise up and foster their own stories of the future and survival? 

Sustainable Resistance for BIPOC Folx, a Community+Connects Online Program facilitated by artist and social worker Krystal Kavita Jagoo invites BIPOC participants of all genders, ages, and abilities to immerse themselves in therapeutic writing and reflection this fall at Scarborough Arts. 

These nine therapeutic writing workshops for BIPOC participants are grounded in anti-oppressive practice. Through immersive readings from brilliant BIPOC authors, accompanied by therapeutic writing and reflection with the goal of attendees to leave each of these sessions with a sense of futuristic possibility for how they can improve and maintain mental health with resistance.  

Interested in learning more about Sustainable Resistance and signing up for our online workshops? Visit this link to participate in our workshops happening every Sunday from October 3rd to December 5th. 

*Please note this workshop series is only open for registration for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour) identified individuals. 

*As this workshop is made possible via Zoom, participants from across Scarborough, the GTA, and world-wide are welcome to join.

*Sign-up for this workshop series is ongoing and on a drop-in basis. If you are unable to make a workshop, documents and briefs from the previous workshop will be made available to you upon request via a shared Google File or via email.

Met with resistance against collective societal gaslighting from rigged systems rooted in whiteness, how can BIPOC individuals rise up and foster their own stories of the future and survival? 

Sustainable Resistance for BIPOC Folx, a Community+Connects Online Program facilitated by artist and social worker Krystal Kavita Jagoo invites BIPOC participants of all genders, ages, and abilities to immerse themselves in therapeutic writing and reflection this fall at Scarborough Arts. 

These nine therapeutic writing workshops for BIPOC participants are grounded in anti-oppressive practice. Through immersive readings from brilliant BIPOC authors, accompanied by therapeutic writing and reflection with the goal of attendees to leave each of these sessions with a sense of futuristic possibility for how they can improve and maintain mental health with resistance.  

Interested in learning more about Sustainable Resistance and signing up for our online workshops? Visit this link to participate in our workshops happening every Sunday from October 3rd to December 5th. 

*Please note this workshop series is only open for registration for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour) identified individuals. 

*As this workshop is made possible via Zoom, participants from across Scarborough, the GTA, and world-wide are welcome to join.

*Sign-up for this workshop series is ongoing and on a drop-in basis. If you are unable to make a workshop, documents and briefs from the previous workshop will be made available to you upon request via a shared Google File or via email.

Met with resistance against collective societal gaslighting from rigged systems rooted in whiteness, how can BIPOC individuals rise up and foster their own stories of the future and survival? 

Sustainable Resistance for BIPOC Folx, a Community+Connects Online Program facilitated by artist and social worker Krystal Kavita Jagoo invites BIPOC participants of all genders, ages, and abilities to immerse themselves in therapeutic writing and reflection this fall at Scarborough Arts. 

These nine therapeutic writing workshops for BIPOC participants are grounded in anti-oppressive practice. Through immersive readings from brilliant BIPOC authors, accompanied by therapeutic writing and reflection with the goal of attendees to leave each of these sessions with a sense of futuristic possibility for how they can improve and maintain mental health with resistance.  

Interested in learning more about Sustainable Resistance and signing up for our online workshops? Visit this link to participate in our workshops happening every Sunday from October 3rd to December 5th. 

*Please note this workshop series is only open for registration for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour) identified individuals. 

*As this workshop is made possible via Zoom, participants from across Scarborough, the GTA, and world-wide are welcome to join.

*Sign-up for this workshop series is ongoing and on a drop-in basis. If you are unable to make a workshop, documents and briefs from the previous workshop will be made available to you upon request via a shared Google File or via email.

Met with resistance against collective societal gaslighting from rigged systems rooted in whiteness, how can BIPOC individuals rise up and foster their own stories of the future and survival? 

Sustainable Resistance for BIPOC Folx, a Community+Connects Online Program facilitated by artist and social worker Krystal Kavita Jagoo invites BIPOC participants of all genders, ages, and abilities to immerse themselves in therapeutic writing and reflection this fall at Scarborough Arts. 

These nine therapeutic writing workshops for BIPOC participants are grounded in anti-oppressive practice. Through immersive readings from brilliant BIPOC authors, accompanied by therapeutic writing and reflection with the goal of attendees to leave each of these sessions with a sense of futuristic possibility for how they can improve and maintain mental health with resistance.  

Interested in learning more about Sustainable Resistance and signing up for our online workshops? Visit this link to participate in our workshops happening every Sunday from October 3rd to December 5th. 

*Please note this workshop series is only open for registration for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour) identified individuals. 

*As this workshop is made possible via Zoom, participants from across Scarborough, the GTA, and world-wide are welcome to join.

*Sign-up for this workshop series is ongoing and on a drop-in basis. If you are unable to make a workshop, documents and briefs from the previous workshop will be made available to you upon request via a shared Google File or via email.

Met with resistance against collective societal gaslighting from rigged systems rooted in whiteness, how can BIPOC individuals rise up and foster their own stories of the future and survival? 

Sustainable Resistance for BIPOC Folx, a Community+Connects Online Program facilitated by artist and social worker Krystal Kavita Jagoo invites BIPOC participants of all genders, ages, and abilities to immerse themselves in therapeutic writing and reflection this fall at Scarborough Arts. 

These nine therapeutic writing workshops for BIPOC participants are grounded in anti-oppressive practice. Through immersive readings from brilliant BIPOC authors, accompanied by therapeutic writing and reflection with the goal of attendees to leave each of these sessions with a sense of futuristic possibility for how they can improve and maintain mental health with resistance.  

Interested in learning more about Sustainable Resistance and signing up for our online workshops? Visit this link to participate in our workshops happening every Sunday from October 3rd to December 5th. 

*Please note this workshop series is only open for registration for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour) identified individuals. 

*As this workshop is made possible via Zoom, participants from across Scarborough, the GTA, and world-wide are welcome to join.

*Sign-up for this workshop series is ongoing and on a drop-in basis. If you are unable to make a workshop, documents and briefs from the previous workshop will be made available to you upon request via a shared Google File or via email.

Met with resistance against collective societal gaslighting from rigged systems rooted in whiteness, how can BIPOC individuals rise up and foster their own stories of the future and survival? 

Sustainable Resistance for BIPOC Folx, a Community+Connects Online Program facilitated by artist and social worker Krystal Kavita Jagoo invites BIPOC participants of all genders, ages, and abilities to immerse themselves in therapeutic writing and reflection this fall at Scarborough Arts. 

These nine therapeutic writing workshops for BIPOC participants are grounded in anti-oppressive practice. Through immersive readings from brilliant BIPOC authors, accompanied by therapeutic writing and reflection with the goal of attendees to leave each of these sessions with a sense of futuristic possibility for how they can improve and maintain mental health with resistance.  

Interested in learning more about Sustainable Resistance and signing up for our online workshops? Visit this link to participate in our workshops happening every Sunday from October 3rd to December 5th. 

*Please note this workshop series is only open for registration for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour) identified individuals. 

*As this workshop is made possible via Zoom, participants from across Scarborough, the GTA, and world-wide are welcome to join.

*Sign-up for this workshop series is ongoing and on a drop-in basis. If you are unable to make a workshop, documents and briefs from the previous workshop will be made available to you upon request via a shared Google File or via email.

Met with resistance against collective societal gaslighting from rigged systems rooted in whiteness, how can BIPOC individuals rise up and foster their own stories of the future and survival? 

Sustainable Resistance for BIPOC Folx, a Community+Connects Online Program facilitated by artist and social worker Krystal Kavita Jagoo invites BIPOC participants of all genders, ages, and abilities to immerse themselves in therapeutic writing and reflection this fall at Scarborough Arts. 

These nine therapeutic writing workshops for BIPOC participants are grounded in anti-oppressive practice. Through immersive readings from brilliant BIPOC authors, accompanied by therapeutic writing and reflection with the goal of attendees to leave each of these sessions with a sense of futuristic possibility for how they can improve and maintain mental health with resistance.  

Interested in learning more about Sustainable Resistance and signing up for our online workshops? Visit this link to participate in our workshops happening every Sunday from October 3rd to December 5th. 

*Please note this workshop series is only open for registration for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colour) identified individuals. 

*As this workshop is made possible via Zoom, participants from across Scarborough, the GTA, and world-wide are welcome to join.

*Sign-up for this workshop series is ongoing and on a drop-in basis. If you are unable to make a workshop, documents and briefs from the previous workshop will be made available to you upon request via a shared Google File or via email.

Workshop #2: Painted Rocks for Your Garden

Learn different acrylic painting techniques that you can use in designing your own rock of hope. We will brainstorm what brings us a sense of happiness and hope and then translate our ideas into imagery for our painted rocks. The final product can be placed in the new Scarborough Arts Butterfly Garden or in your own backyard. No previous art making experience required. Registration is open for individuals and families here.

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Join community artists and founders of the Scarbrite Collective, Frannie Potts & Sylvie Stojanovski, in bringing some hope, colour and positivity into your home + onto your street--making your mark on the collective consciousness. In this workshop series, you’ll join people in your neighbourhood in spreading positive messages of hope through creating window art, painted rocks for your garden, and DIY postcards.