Ekran Polish Film Festival -Ekran Polish Film Association is a Toronto based non-profit organization, established in 2009 by a group of individuals who are passionate about showcasing new media arts and films. Ekran Polish Film Association organizes film focused events all year long, with both a Polish and multicultural focus, such as private and public screenings, workshops and most importantly, the annual Ekran Toronto Polish Film Festival. Strategic Planning 2025

National Arts Centre - to create new meaningful experiences to deepen NAC visitor connections with new audiences and low-frequency visitor segments by creating an accessible point of entry to the performing arts. This project will explore what adult performing arts learning and appreciation experiences the NAC could offer, where these experiences could take place, and how the NAC can partner effectively to enter this sphere with integrity and sustainability. Audience Planning 2025, in association with ArtsSavvy and Memetic Media

Sick and Twisted Theatre Company - a theatre company dedicated to creating work exploring the experience of living with a disability. Antigone by Sophokles, in a new translation by Anne Carson With original music performed by The Mariachi Ghost Produced in partnership with AA Battery. A sublime collision of Ancient Greek Tragedy and Modern Rock Musical. Ongoing

Work in Culture - WiC’s vision is an inclusive arts, culture, and creative sector that contributes to the economic and social well-being of our communities. Their mission is to support the professional lives of artists, creative and cultural workers, and the organizations that support and engage them, through skills development, research, and career resources serving 274000 cultural workers in these areas. Ongoing Curriculum Consultant & Facilitator 2021/2022/2023

Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund (OCAF) The Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund (OCAF) was established in 1999. It has two aims: to increase cultural tourism by providing investments to assist Ontario organizations to develop, promote and present one-off or first-time events, or a significant expansion of existing activities, which are designed to attract new tourists and visitors to cultural events; and to increase the earned revenue capability of the applicant organization. Since 1999, the Government of Ontario has invested $32 million in the Fund and the success of the over 450 initiatives in which OCAF has invested has led to a healthy replenishment of the Fund for future projects. Attendance to OCAF funded events has reached 35 million to date. Communications Support - Ongoing.