Imagining Possibilities’ participates in various workshops throughout Ontario, and in some instances, internationally. All to push the movement of inclusivity and creating stories through our envision scenography method. Our leaders are AAC users who invest great time and effort through mentoring and organizing the Come to the Edge shows. This blog works to showcase all the work our facilitators and leaders are putting towards pushing the movement forward.
How we developed our relationship with Bellwoods Sharing of the Highland Lowland Story Previous Next We posted at Bellwoods residence, which is near to Artscape
Building a team is a practice that holds importance in all communities and cultures. Whether you speak French, English, Swahili, or are “non-verbal,” this phenomenon
Brooke and Calum show each other their communication devices We were in the conference room at the Ron Joyce Childrens Rehab Centre, running our Hamilton
My journey to Imagining Possibilities started in the early summer of 2018, searching various job sites for an internship. I was interested in the summer internship position
The second day of the Hamilton youth workshop at the Ron Joyce children’s Health Centre proved to be a very special moment for Imagining Possibilities. The new program
On Sunday July 10th, 2017, the participants from Imagining Possibilities traded their performer’s hats for patron seats as they attended the Fringe show, The Old Wolf
Gallery photos taken by Richard Max Tremblay, and are installation views of No Work, Nor Device, Nor Knowledge, Nor Wisdom, Koffler Gallery, Toronto, 2017. In February
The Imagining Possibilities workshops are so important to me, partly because they allowed me to reconnect my old friend Debbie. Debbie and I were both in the
Since joining the Imagining Possibilities team, I’ve found that drama really helps me communicate and share our minds with others. My favourite game to play is
In 2016 we travelled out to other communities to share our work, through the Engaging Possibilities workshops. There were important to me, partly because they allowed me
When I’m at the Imagining Possibilities workshops, I love to play Pass the Energy. In Pass the Energy, one of us receives the energy as an
This program is developed by A.D.C.I.D. (Aiding Dramatic Change in Development) an organisation that Engages Communities in Creative Transformation.
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