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Virtual workshops - Saturdays September 24, October 22, November 26

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. NEW DATES AND TIMES TO BE ANNOUNCED.

In this presentation, Tokyo-born art therapist Makiko Harada (Young) aims to share information with the art therapy community and beyond about what it means to be an Asian person impacted by racism and a culture of hate during the pandemic -- not only from the perspectives of victims, but also to share the other side of the story, including other feelings and healing traditions. This presentation is also about looking at situations of chaos and darkness from a different perspectives and making an effort to find possible solutions of hope.

CATA-ACAT stands in solidarity with 2SLGBTQ+ communities, creative arts therapists and students who are part of the communities, and human rights organizations who advocate for the abolishment of conversion practices.

Art invitation based on the conference theme: What is emerging for you?
Conference participants are invited to share images, soundscapes, videos, poetry, etc. to add to the collective gallery.

Bursary description, application criteria and link to application form.