Get ready for party season! That is my focus during Dreary November (the month that feels like one long post-Halloween sugar hangover). We have you covered if you are looking for interesting things to do. We are excited to welcome our community to the new Community Digital Arts Hub at 460 Ste Catherine, suite 511. […]
“ArtistsInspire is a fantastic way to bring all facets of art into the classroom. It was easy to navigate and there was help through the process when I had any questions. As a teacher of 22 years I must say this has been the easiest grant to access, and the one that led to the […]
The National Film Board, as part of its Filmmaker Assistance Program, has provided additional on-line editing, colour correction and audio mixing over the summer for ELAN’s feature-length documentary What We Choose To Remember. The Knowlton Film Festival presented the film on August 26 and regional screenings are confirmed for Quebec City at the Morrin Centre […]
ELAN’s ArtEd team is excited to announce our participation in year 2 of a 3-year Youth Mental Health Initiative! The goal of the project is: “ to improve access to mental health resources and services for young English-speaking Quebecers ages 15 -29 in order to better meet their needs, especially those exacerbated by the COVID-19 […]
Firstly, I want to extend a sincere thank-you to all who joined us for our AGM on August 15th, we had a very successful meeting followed by a wonderful surprise party for our founder, Guy Rodgers, who is apparently retiring (lol – if you know, you know). It was a pleasure to meet so many […]
“I’ve been teaching drama for twenty years. I was in a funk. And so I thought, I need something new, something fresh. I was very, very, very pleased [with ArtistsInspire] . It got me motivated again. It was so dynamic, I wanted to participate, it wasn’t just the kids!” Teacher Deborah Moram, Laurentian Elementary School […]
Click here to consult our 2021-2022 AGM package in PDF form.
July is Disability Pride Month! To celebrate ELAN has compiled a list of art spaces and organizations which offer accessible classes, services, workshops and more! We have also listed a few opportunities and resources which offer support for artists with disabilities. To stay up to date consult our Calls for Submission page and Job board […]
Join us for a Party in the Park! It is an exciting time for us around the office (and zoom space) as we are getting ready for our first in-person Schmoozer on July 20 in Park Jarry. In a great stroke of luck, we will be sharing the park with the amazing production All Shall […]
Calling on all Artists and allies to help us encourage all eligible Quebec schools to apply for year 4 of ArtistsInspire! “ArtistsInspire is a fantastic way to bring all facets of art into the classroom. It was easy to navigate and there was help through the process when I had any questions. As a teacher […]
Save the Date: ELAN’s Annual General Meeting will take place on Monday August 15, 2022 5:30 -7:30. Location TBD. Nominations for the English Language Arts Network Board of Directors (2022- 2023) Please note that ELAN’s board members serve 2-year terms. Below, we’ve noted the number of seats per category, and how many are open for […]
June is Pride month! ELAN recognizes and celebrates the valuable contributions made by artists who belong to LGBTQIA+ communities as well as their role in English speaking art communities and organizations across Quebec. And in an effort to support and uplift this community we have put together a list of resources which will allow LGBTQIA+ […]
ELAN is an official minority language organization within a country that recognizes two languages as official. ELAN is located in Tiohtià:ke, the original name for Montreal in Kanien’kéha, the language of the Mohawk—also known as Mooniyang, which is the Anishinaabeg name given to the city by the Algonquin. While we are based in this city, our projects have also taken place in many regions across Quebec.
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