Orange Shirt Day 2023

Tracey-Mae Chambers, Metis Installation artist

About 2 years ago, I published, “What should I do on Orange Shirt Day?” At the time, I set out to have a day of study and reflection for Canada’s first Orange Shirt Day. I decided to visit the research library of my undergraduate days and then meet a fellow GLAM (Gallery, Library, Archive and […]

Loyalty Loop for Culture and Heritage

Loyalty Loop for culture by Victoria Stasiuk & Associates. Is your organization using a continuous loop of interactions to attract audiences, communities and Revenue?

The Ontario Trillium Foundation has provided funding to Backus Page House Museum/Tyrconnell Heritage to implement online and virtual educational programming. Victoria Stasiuk and Associates has been hired to implement this project with staff and volunteers during the summer of 2022.

Creating impactful online communities for Older Adults

Victoria preparing for moderating duties at Museum London symposium

Beyond Building Digital Bridges Symposium February 15-18, 2022

These FREE presentations shared experiences about online life enrichment and meaningful community engagement strategies for older adults.

Sponsored by Museum London and hosted by Creative Age London Funded by Employment and Social Development Canada, New Horizons for Seniors Canada

LOD projects in Libraries

David Sprague, Digital Content Lead, Preservation & Digitization at TPL on March 3rd, he acknowledged that one of the reasons his organization is demonstrating leadership in this area is that the existing historical archives at the Toronto Reference Library are heavily settler-focused.

His department is active with Linked Open Data projects to ensure that diverse voices are reflected in Toronto’s historical record and evolving narrative.

Who’s here and who’s not

First session of radical ripples

Victoria Stasiuk will be presenting in a panel at the University of Chester in January 2022. Free registration and background information is provided in this post. This free online webinar continues the work of the Phillip Barker Centre in rethinking artist training to improve how artists can have an impact on their communities.