Public Engagement Committee Report – May 2015

Mem­bers: Louise Camp­bell (Chair), Tawnie Olson and Jen­nifer Waring

The pre­lim­i­nary list of online resources for facil­i­tat­ing cre­ative music is now online and more acces­si­ble! Check it out here. The idea is that, when you host a cre­ative music class, les­son, work­shop, con­cert etc., you have resources at your fin­ger­tips to inspire you with great ideas.

One of the man­dates of the com­mit­tee is to share suc­cess sto­ries about pub­lic engage­ment. Past sto­ries have been about the John Adaskin Project, Toronto’s New Music 101, and I.S.S. Check out com­mit­tee mem­ber Jen­nifer Waring’s sto­ry about the OCADU Project, in this bul­letin issue.

We wel­come more com­mit­tee mem­bers! We need peo­ple from across the coun­try to pitch in, give their two cents worth, and give us a Cana­da-wide per­spec­tive. If you want to join the Pub­lic Engage­ment Com­mit­tee, we want your ideas!

Please con­tact Louise Camp­bell for more information
mlouisecampbell@gmail.com

Read more from this committee:

• Cre­ative Music Edu­ca­tion Online Resources
• Cura­to­r­i­al and Art Crit­i­cism stu­dents meet Con­tin­u­um in The OCADU Project – 20^th edition
• Pub­lic Engage­ment Com­mit­tee Report – Dec. 2014 – 19^th edition
• I.S.S. Is Some­body Singing – 16^th edition
• Toronto’s New Music 101 – 16^th edition
• Youth/Music Edu­ca­tion Com­mit­tee Reports (p. 5–6) – 13^th edi­tion (pdf)

Direct link: Pub­lic Engage­ment Com­mit­tee Report – May 2015
Return to full Bul­letin – May 2015