CanAsian Arts Network Workshop for Artists Series
First aired: July 10th, 2023
How do you find your community and grow your audience online? Our guest Justine has some great tips for artists expanding their reach while centering your lived experience and bringing your authentic self.
Guest speaker:
Justine Abigail Yu (she/her) is the founder of Living Hyphen, a community and multimedia platform that explores what it means to live in between cultures as a hyphenated Canadian – that is, an individual who calls Canada home but who has roots elsewhere.
She is an award-winning writing workshop facilitator whose work with Living Hyphen has been featured on international, national, and local media outlets including the Globe & Mail, CTV National News, and the CBC. She was also named a “Changemaker” by the Toronto Star in October 2021.
Justine Abigail is a fierce advocate for equity and anti-oppression. Her mission is to stir the conscience and spur social change. Learn more at www.justineabigail.com and
www.livinghyphen.ca
www.instagram.com/livinghyphen
www.facebook.com/livinghyphen
www.twitter.com/livinghyphen
::
Canadian Arts Network Workshop for Artists (video and podcast)
New video and podcast series of workshops and community conversations launched during Asian Heritage Month 2023 as part of CanAsian Arts Network’s commitment to both digital literacy and reducing barriers for Asian Canadian artists.
Topics as varied as decolonization, business practices, promotion, financial literacy and grant writing will be presented and discussed by Asian Canadian and First Nations subject matter experts.
Join the CanAsian Arts Network today : canasianarts.com
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
