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Québec Relations Webinar: Répertoire culture-éducation workshop
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Québec Relations Webinar: Répertoire culture-éducation Workshop

Québec Relations has one more exciting webinar to close out 2020, as well as the support you need to apply for funding now and in the year to come! For artists looking to facilitate workshops in schools, there’s big news: the Ministry…
Quebec Relations CALQ Information Session + Digital Presence Workshop
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Québec Relations Webinars: CALQ Information Session and Digital Presence Workshop

Québec Relations has more of the resources you need to help you through these uncertain times, and November is no different with two can’t-miss webinars coming up! First, ELAN is pleased to present an online information session with the…
News from our partners

News From Our Partners: Machinerie of the Arts Toolbox Launch Event

Machinery of the Arts The Machinery is an organization dedicated to the performing arts community that uses a multi-pronged, customized and inclusive approach to pool tools, resources and expertise. The Machinery community brings together…

Events

Quebec Relations Digital Presence Webinar
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Québec Relations Digital Presence Webinar

Join us on November 26th from 2 to 3 PM for the latest in our monthly webinar series to learn how to take your digital presence to the next level! Whether it’s deciding which social media platforms to use and how to develop your network,…
Stump the Arts Accountant
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Stump the Arts Accountant with Dael Foster

December 2 @ 10 - 11:30 AM Via Zoom! Register by email at admin@quebec-elan.org This is a Member event. Learn more about ELAN membership here! If you didn't have a chance to join us for our last edition of MEETS, not to worry! Accountant…

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