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Generator is a mentoring, teaching, and innovation incubator that expands the skills, tools, and competencies of independent artists, producers, leaders, and communities.

Photos from Generator's post 14/05/2026

⭐️ THOUGHT NETWORK RESIDENCY- ANNOUNCEMENT

Please join us in celebrating the Thought Network’s cohort of researchers and designers currently in residency at Generator. We're thrilled to be engaged with these brilliant and curious humans as they invest time and attention in investigating the most urgent questions they have identified while engaged in their practice.

Researchers-in-Residence:
Ashleigh Giffen
Shiann Croft
Stephen Jackman-Torkoff

Designers-in-Residence:
Roya DelSol
Sara Constant
Sebastian Marziali

Participants receive support through the residency process, including facilitated coaching sessions, mentorship, peer support sessions, and a research/materials budget.

The inaugural Thought Network Residency and Symposium is made possible thanks to funding from the Canada Council for the Arts and the Toronto Arts Council, and partnership from the Theatre Centre.

02/05/2026

💥 REGISTRATION OPEN
TENANT RIGHTS FOR ARTS WORKERS

Wednesday May 6
6-7:30pm

The ongoing housing crisis in Ontario affects all low- and moderate-income, precariously employed workers, including artist-producers in the performing arts. This workshop is an opportunity for arts workers in Generator’s extended community to connect with leading organizers in the housing justice movement to learn more about their rights as tenants, what housing justice organizing looks like locally, and how to connect with supportive resources. This 90-minute session will take place online and include a presentation from ACORN leaders followed by an opportunity for questions and answers.

This workshop is best suited for: People working (full-time, part-time, or occasionally) in the performing arts who are low- to moderate income and and have a vested interest in housing justice. This might include renters, people who are precariously housed, and people who are curious about renting in the future.

Registration is required. This workshop will take place online, on Zoom.

Accessibility information: ASL interpretation will be provided upon request and the Zoom call will have live captions. Workshop slides will be provided to registered participants after the session.

Registration link and more info in bio