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Centre for Arts and Social Transformation

Centre for Arts and Social Transformation

Conference Host

The Centre for Arts and Social Transformation (CAST) researches how the arts have the potential to make a more socially just and equitable world through improving the quality of life of all citizens. The Centre is outwards focused and builds relationships with educators, artists, activists, policy makers and communities to research the power of the arts for social transformation.

International Teaching Artists Collaborative

International Teaching Artists Collaborative

Conference Host

The International Teaching Artists Collaborative (ITAC) is the world-wide network for artists who work in participatory settings to create positive social impact. These practitioners go by many titles in different countries and languages—often called Teaching Artists, Participatory Artists, Community Artists, or Socially Engaged Artists, and other titles. Whatever their title and artform, teaching artists practice to activate the artistry of others, and guide that powerful force in people toward positive outcomes.

Te Rito Toi

Te Rito Toi

Conference Host

Te Rito Toi recognises schools must help students understand the present and navigate post-disaster environments. Addressing children’s stories, concerns, and questions in classrooms, teachers lead learners to reimagine a better world through the arts. Grounded in Papatūānuku, Te Rito Toi heals amidst chaotic changes, remaining resilient at the heart of the kōrari (harakeke).

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As a sponsor, showcase your commitment to social change, community engagement, and artistic innovation. Gain access to a global network of influencers and thought leaders in arts and social transformation. Seize this opportunity to shape the future of arts on a global scale.

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Key Dates

1 Sept 2023: ITAC6-7 Project Fund Applications Open

30 Sept 2023: ITAC6-7 Project Fund Applications Due

30 Oct 2023: Call for Proposals

30 Oct 2023: Applications for Financial Support Open

31 Oct 2023: ITAC6-7 Project Fund Applicants Notified

19 Feb 2024: Registrations Open

1 Mar 2024: Proposals Due

1 Mar 2024: Applications for Financial Support Closed

3 June 2024: Presenters Notified

21 June 2024: Draft Programme Announced

12 July 2024: Presenter Registration Deadline

26 July 2024: Final Programme Available

2 August 2024: Early-Bird Closes

5 September 2024: ITAC7 Begins

 

 

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Lei Zhang, Senior Event and Conference Planner
Email: itac7@auckland.ac.nz