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TCBN celebrates 10 years of opening doors for the marginalized - Vimarsana News

TCBN celebrates 10 years of opening doors for the marginalized

"Explore the 10-year journey of the Toronto Community Benefits Network (TCBN) in championing social and racial justice, creating opportunities for marginalized groups, and advocating for equitable treatment in Toronto's construction and skilled trades sectors. Discover how TCBN is making a difference through Community Benefits Agreements and its commitment to fostering good green jobs and local economic development."

Socrates Sculpture Park - Vimarsana News

Socrates Sculpture Park

Socrates Sculpture Park isn’t like any other arts institution in New York City. It has an ad-hoc, relaxed humanism that contrasts sharply with the crisp white galleries and grand museums across the river. It feels like a laboratory for art—a place where creation is as important, if not more important, than presentation.

Studio Museum Resident Jeffrey Meris On Why His Car 'Betsy White' Is an Extension of His Studio and the Waterjet He Couldn't Work Without - Vimarsana News

Studio Museum Resident Jeffrey Meris On Why His Car 'Betsy White' Is an Extension of His Studio and the Waterjet He Couldn't Work Without

Ahead of the opening of "Emancipation: The Unfinished Project of Liberation" the artist takes us on a tour of his studio.

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Afro-Canadian Contractors kick off Black History Month - Vimarsana News

Afro-Canadian Contractors kick off Black History Month

Associations Don Wall February 2, 2021 Canada’s new Afro-Canadian Contractors Association celebrated its launch the first day of Black History Month with its first president acknowledging that the ACCA has assigned itself multiple challenging mandates. “We started talking about this organization three years ago, and we’ve had lots of meetings, but COVID sort of pushed it back,” said Toronto-based contractor Stephen Callender. “Then the George Floyd incident happened and we thought we should move faster.” The group was formed in September with a six-person board of directors an...