NAN Interns: Where are they now?

We caught up with former interns and volunteers to find out what they have been up to since their time at the Neighbourhood Arts Network.

Alex Pollard

Alex Pollard (September 2011-May 2012)

Since finishing her internship at NAN in May, Alex graduated from Community Work at George Brown College. In September she will start a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology with a major in Community Development. Alex hopes to implement her arts background throughout her new course of study as well as in her hometown of Oshawa.

Amy Goudge

Amy Goudge (Summer 2011)

After interning at NAN in Summer 2011, Amy went on to academic research at Ryerson’s Modern Literature and Culture Research Centre. She then started working with the Sustainable Thinking and Expression on Public Space (STEPS) Initiative, where she coordinated a youth-led art program in Thorncliffe Park. She also programmed a community arts festival with b current and the reConnexion Collective. Amy will be starting a Master’s program at NYU in Visual Art Administration in the fall.

Anna-Liza Badaloo

Anna-Liza Badaloo (February-April 2010)

After volunteering with NAN, Anna-Liza has worked with NAN partner ArtStarts and the Bain Housing Co-operative. She is currently the Adult Education Coordinator at the Toronto Botanical Garden. In every position she has held since working with NAN, Anna-Liza’s NAN experience has helped her to incorporate community-based art practices into her work. Anna-Liza currently runs and curates the Toronto Botanical Garden Art Gallery in the Weston Family Library, featuring some of the best botanical artists in Canada.

Robyn Shyllit (February-April 2010)

Since interning with NAN Robyn has received her Masters in Urban Planning and Certificate in Community Development from the University of Toronto. She also interned and worked for Artscape and travelled to Spain. Currently, Robin works as the Communications Coordinator for FoodShare.

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Emily Macrae is the Neighbourhood Arts Network 2012 Summer Intern

EMERGENCE: Call for Volunteers

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS to help the Neighbourhood Arts Network on

Friday February 24 at Harbourfront Centre

EmergenceBe a part of Emergence, Neighbourhood Arts Network’s first Symposium on Community Arts Practice!  Join us for the day and enjoy the opportunity to participate in Panel Discussions or Networking Sessions and meet artists and cultural workers from across Toronto.

Greeters: Greeters will help answer questions and guide symposium guests to their session rooms.

Registration: Registration volunteers will work at the registration table for half a day, and spend the other part of the day enjoying the panels and networking sessions.

If you decide to spend the full day with us, you will also have a chance to have lunch with guests from Toronto’s vibrant arts community.

Morning Shift

Registration Table: 7:45am – 12pm,

Greeters:  10am – 12pm

 

Afternoon Shift

Registration area: 12pm – 5pm

Greeters:  2pm – 4pm

If you would like to volunteer, please contact skye@torontoarts.org

or call 416.392.6802 x212 before February 1st