Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash Cinq questions pour choisir le cours à prendre An English version of this article can be found here. Il y a quelques mois, j’étais ici assis autour d’une table à Montréal, avec trois amis avec qui j’ai le plaisir de travailler et pour qui j’éprouve un immense respect. Au-dessus des quelques …
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Photo by Martin Sattler on Unsplash D’après David Whyte, 2015 — “NAMING” In CONSOLATIONS: The Solace, Nourishment and Underlying Meaning of Everyday Words. aimer est une expérience humaine merveilleuse et poignante une trajectoire dans la vulnérabilité mettre un pied dans un espace où les choses ne se ressemblent pas et où le vrai se transforme et où les …
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Photo by Lukas Becker on Unsplash Le 24 et 25 janvier 2018, l’équipe de Percolab était à Victoriaville pour la tenue du premier rassemblement de Culture Québec, l’ensemble des Conseils Régionaux de la Culture au Québec. Une cinquantaine de représentants de toutes les régions du Québec étaient réunis en cercle, pour deux jours de partage et …
Visuel Chloe Waretini prendre un pas de recul et écouter ce qui vibre prendre un pas de recul pour écouter les murmures peux-tu ralentir ton pas et voir ce que la Vie me murmure ce que la Vie te murmure ce qui est appelé à naître? je prends un pas de recul pour écouter les voix …
Untitled, courtesy of Chloe Waretini as you take a step back to listen to what is alive now as you take a step back to listen to the whispers can you slow down walk and see what life is whispering to me to you what is being called into existence? as I take a step back …
Native Immigrant is a community arts project stewarded from Montreal by Carolina Echeverria. Its intention is to bridge Native peoples and Immigrants through a variety of cultural events. The collective of Native-Immigrant came to be in 2016. It is a diverse group of individuals that believes that culture should be something alive and organic. The …
For the last decades, Don de Guerre has been a mentor for hundreds of students and aspiring contributors to the change community in Montreal, Canada and the World. His ideal of a more democratic, open, caring society, his relentless faith in human beings, and his commitment to building a better world and becoming a better …
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Nowadays I find myself living in two questions, both in my work and in my life: 1) What is hosting? and 2) How can we host from the rim of a circle? I recently happened to join a group that was gathered in Ottawa to design a new conversation model that can engage all Canadians — in …
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Nowadays I find myself living in two questions, both in my work and in my life: 1) What is hosting? and 2) How can we host from the rim of a circle? I recently happened to join a group that was gathered in Ottawa to design a new conversation model that can engage all Canadians — in …
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Photo By Alex Tran : http://alextranphotography.com/ At the end of may 2015, I was invited in Vancouver to take part to an artist roundtable, a wonderful event exploring the relationship between the arts and the new economy. Being invited came to me as a bit of a surprise, and I felt initially like an imposter there, …
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