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Canvas is an amazing place to work (if we do say so ourselves). Everyday we commit to creating an atmosphere of inclusion, respect, and collaboration. Our team consists of artists, social entrepreneurs, social workers, teachers, youth workers, and those just generally invested in seeing a world free of homophobia and sexual violence.
If this sounds like a team that you would be excited to join, please connect with us. We are always looking to collaborate with those as passionate and driven as we are. Learn more about what we’re looking for in an employee and volunteer.
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CANVAS is a non-profit that offers interactive training programs on gender equity, consent, and 2SLGBTQ+ inclusion in schools, summer camps, community spaces and workplaces.
We are a talented team with the strength to dive into difficult conversations with empathy and resilience. Many of us are personally affected by the oppression we are working to challenge. We put our people first, because we know that our people are our strength. We’re accountable and transparent, and invest in our team’s growth.
We believe that harmful, discriminatory attitudes are learned, and every person has the potential to critically examine their learned behaviours and beliefs to work towards a more empathetic, equitable and kinder world-view. It is our role to develop a space where that education and personal reflection can take place.
Our attitudes and approach are empathetic. We identify with the feelings and thoughts of others.
Our methods and products are innovative. We introduce new ideas and engage in original and creative thinking.
Our reach and adaptability are accessible. We’re easy to approach, speak with, and understand.
Our goals and passions are visionary. We have unique ideas about what the future could be like, with a motivation to achieve it.
Workshop Facilitators that can connect with youth or adult audiences on the topics of 2SLGBTQ+ inclusion, gender equity, and consent.
Arts Educators that put equity and inclusion at the forefront of their practice.
Social Innovators that seek complex solutions to drive societal change.
Volunteers that want to support evaluation, administration, or artistic programming.
Apply by sending a cover letter and resume to info@canvasprograms.com.
We encourage applications from Black, Indigenous, and other people of colour; 2SLGBTQ+ people; disabled people; and those with lived experience in the issues our programs discuss. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.