We are committed to maintaining equitable access to our programs. While we strive to make all of our programs free of charge, we do not always have the resources to do so. When a program is offered for a fee, those who are able to pay are encouraged to do so, while those who cannot will receive the necessary support. Our goal is to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to participate, regardless of their financial circumstances, while maintaining our commitment to fair wages for artists. Please email maeve.hind@artnotshame.org if cost is a barrier.
Trainings
Creative Facilitation Training will provide individuals with accessible training. Led by international arts facilitation trainer Nadia Chaney (MEd), participants will be equipped over 3 days with the experience necessary to apply arts-based facilitation methodologies to their own facilitating contexts.
May 23 - May 25 | 119 Wyndham St N, Guelph, Ontario
$200, sliding scale possible
Knotty Groups is for people who want to learn creative yet practical methods for high stakes facilitation with vulnerable populations and people in conflict. Nadia’s focus is on developing ease of use with simple, flexible models, so facilitators can be as present as possible with their groups while employing tools that have been extensively tested.
May 29 - June 1 | 119 Wyndham St N, Guelph, Ontario
$500, sliding scale possible
For online Knotty Groups with Nadia, go here!
ASL 101 is for people who have no previous (or very little) experience with ASL. This course covers learning the alphabet, fingerspelling, introductions, discussing likes & dislikes, language upbringing, our identities, where we live, etc. Queer ASL focuses on introducing American Sign Language and Deaf culture to 2SLGBTQIA+ learners and their allies.