In honour of this special day, IN Magazine is highlighting inspiring women leading non-profit organizations that support diverse 2SLGBTQI+ communities in Canada, like SKETCH’s very own Executive Director, Paulina O’Kieffe-Anthony! As well as Debbie Owusu-Akyeeah, Executive Director of the Canadian Centre for Gender & Sexual Diversity; Helen Kennedy, Executive Director of Egale Canada; Maura Lawless, Executive Director of The 519; and Raegan Swanson, Executive Director of The ArQuives.
Women who make a difference in their communities deserve to be recognized and celebrated!
This is true every day, but it is especially true on International Women’s Day. This global day celebrates and recognizes the social, economic, cultural and political contributions of women and girls around the world while raising awareness about the efforts being made to achieve gender equality.
For more info on these amazing women, please see the full article here!
Article by: Jumol Royes
For over 27 years, SKETCH Working Arts has been committed to fostering a safe and inspiring space where young people can explore their creativity, develop their skills, and find their voice.
SKETCH is at a critical juncture. We are facing significant financial challenges that have led us to make difficult but necessary decisions, including reducing our operations and staff.
We are now partnering with community artists who will be in the space soon to open the doors to the SKETCH community! Stay tuned to our social media for announcements on upcoming sessions and further updates. Be sure to follow us @sketchtoronto.
Visit our website at www.sketch.ca/donate/ to make a one-time or recurring donation. Gifts of $100, $50 or even $20 can make a real difference and will receive a tax receipt.
Together, we can reset SKETCH Working Arts for a future where we continue to empower young people through the arts, with a renewed commitment to sustainability and impact.
Thank you for your unwavering support.
Sincerely,Board of DirectorsSKETCH Working Arts