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RaisingtheCurtainonCulturalDiversity: IntegratingInclusionintotheArts


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Community Contact

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Diaspora Dialogues Charitable Society supports the creation and presentation of new fiction, poetry and drama that reflect the complexity of the city through the eyes of its richly diverse writers. www.diasporadialogues.com

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Toronto: Quick Facts

  • Population (metropolitan): 2,631,725
  • Population (Greater Toronto Area): 5,555,912
  • Half of Toronto's population was born outside of Canada
  • 47% of metro Toronto reported themselves as visible

minorities; in 20 years, visible minorities will comprise 63% of the population

  • By 2031, the GTA will make up half the population of province
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Sources: City of Toronto; 2006 census Toronto Community Foundation 2010 Vital Signs Report

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Mentoring/Commissioning Program

  • Matches culturally diverse emerging writers with established writer-

mentors for free mentoring program, which includes:

– Workshopping a piece of short writing with one-on-one attention – Access to networking events and professional development sessions – Opportunity for publication in anthology TOK: Writing the New Toronto – Opportunity to read work in Diaspora Dialogues event series – New: long form mentoring program

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Mentoring/Commissioning Program

  • Creating community for emerging and newcomer writers
  • Development of craft
  • Access to festivals and organizations and their audiences
  • Reflecting the diverse reality of Toronto’s population
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Benefits

  • Writers

– Free mentorship – Access to a professional network – Access to developmental opportunities (reading, publishing)

  • Community

– Wider pool of talent – Richer and more robust cultural scene – Intercultural bridging

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Successes

  • From 2005-2009:

– Over 120 writers participated in program – 205 original works created – 63 events engaging over 350 writers and artists, drawing 22,000 people

  • Success stories
  • Intercultural focus, knowledge sharing
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Learning takeaways

  • See diversity as the norm
  • Mix disciplines and communities when programming
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Learning takeaways

  • Mix well-known and emerging writers to increase

public exposure, create networks

  • Partnering increases resources and strengthens

community

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Acknowledgments

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