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6 Degrees and CJSW 90.9FM are teaming up for a limited run podcast series for 6 Degrees Calgary 2019. This limited run series will feature both exclusive interviews with 6 Degrees speakers as well as panel discussions from the event itself.
To navigate the politics of division, we need to have a new kind of conversation about how society deals with fundamental questions of belonging, inclusion, and social connection. We need to talk about our many identities, our many languages, and our many histories, from new arrivals to people who have been here for thousands of years. We need to talk about arts and culture as a shared and shareable language. Calgary, as a vibrant, creative, and ever-evolving city, has much to share about the complexities and challenges of real inclusion, and the role of culture and the arts in fostering belonging.
6 Degrees is a global conversation about citizenship and inclusion. We involve the brightest minds and the boldest methods, bringing thinkers, doers, artists, politicians, and activists together in a unique forum.
This limited-run podcast series is brought to you in partnership with 6 Degrees, a part of the Institute for Canadian Citizenship.
To navigate the politics of division, we need to have a new kind of conversation about how society deals with fundamental questions of belonging, inclusion, and social connection. We need to talk about our many identities, our many languages, and our many histories, from new arrivals to people who have been here for thousands of years. We need to talk about arts and culture as a shared and shareable language. Calgary, as a vibrant, creative, and ever-evolving city, has much to share about the complexities and challenges of real inclusion, and the role of culture and the arts in fostering belonging.
6 Degrees is a global conversation about citizenship and inclusion. We involve the brightest minds and the boldest methods, bringing thinkers, doers, artists, politicians, and activists together in a unique forum.
This limited-run podcast series is brought to you in partnership with 6 Degrees, a part of the Institute for Canadian Citizenship.
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360 Session: Where We Go - Part 2
with Shadrach Kabango (Shad), Antonio Martínez Velázquez, Sage Paul, and Jenna Rodgers
Hosted by Rachel Giese
360 Session: Where We Go - Part 1
with Shadrach Kabango (Shad), Antonio Martínez Velázquez, Sage Paul, and Jenna Rodgers
Hosted by Rachel Giese
Adrienne Clarkson and Stephen Borys
The 26th Governor General Adrienne Clarkson and the Director and CEO of the Winnipeg Art Gallery Stephen Borys discuss public cultural spaces, how they can be defined, and getting the public involvement.
Adrienne Clarkson and Stephen Borys
The 26th Governor General Adrienne Clarkson and the Director and CEO of the Winnipeg Art Gallery Stephen Borys discuss public cultural spaces, how they can be defined, and getting the public involvement.
JD Derbyshire and Mii-Sum-In-Iskum Justin Many Fingers
JD Derbyshire and Mii-Sum-In-Iskum Justin Many Fingers sat down for an interview where they discussed art, redefining art, and considering inclusion when designing artistic spaces.
360 Session: Where We Stand - Part 3 of 3 / Interview with Wedad Amiri
With Wedad Amiri, Stephen Borys, Jan Derbyshire, Mii-Sum-In-Iskum (Justin Many Fingers), and The Honourable Ricardo Miranda.
360 Session: Where We Stand - Part 2 of 3
With Wedad Amiri, Stephen Borys, Jan Derbyshire, Mii-Sum-In-Iskum (Justin Many Fingers), and The Honourable Ricardo Miranda.
Hosted by Rachel Giese
What is the role of culture in the face of division? We know that cultural institutions, and the creators within them, are important connectors. They share stories and histories, they express identities and values, and they help us make sense of who we are. There are many programs, policies, people, and projects that work to welcome, connect, and enable the discovery of new perspectives. What can we learn from them about how we can better serve our communities? How does culture connect us to each other, and why is that so important?
360 Session: Where We Stand - Part 1 of 3
With Wedad Amiri, Stephen Borys, Jan Derbyshire, Mii-Sum-In-Iskum (Justin Many Fingers), and The Honourable Ricardo Miranda.
Hosted by Rachel Giese
What is the role of culture in the face of division? We know that cultural institutions, and the creators within them, are important connectors. They share stories and histories, they express identities and values, and they help us make sense of who we are. There are many programs, policies, people, and projects that work to welcome, connect, and enable the discovery of new perspectives. What can we learn from them about how we can better serve our communities? How does culture connect us to each other, and why is that so important?
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