Workshops & Conferences

We will explore the definition of adultism from multiple perspectives, examining how it operates in everyday life and institutions. Participants will also have the opportunity to evaluate their own social location in relation to adultism, gaining a deeper understanding of its impact on individuals and communities. This session is designed to be engaging, reflective, and thought-provoking, encouraging meaningful dialogue and action toward more equitable intergenerational relationships.

How do we truly feel, unlearn, and redefine joy, both individually and in community? In this interactive workshop, youth and adults will engage in embodied practices that connect mind and body, offering tools for self-awareness, self-regulation, and healing. Through movement, play, and reflection, participants will explore how learning happens beyond words, how unlearning can open new possibilities, and how joy can be a radical act of community care.

This workshop is designed to help youth and adults develop the skills, strategies, and confidence to advocate for meaningful change. In a genuine youth-led space, participants will explore what advocacy looks like, how to amplify their voices, and how to navigate systems of power. Through a series of interactive workshops and facilitated discussions, youth will take the lead in identifying key issues, practicing advocacy techniques, and mapping out next steps for taking action. By the end of the series, participants will have concrete tools to continue the work and drive real impact in their communities.

In this interactive workshop, we’ll use powerful images to explore how our identities and experiences shape the way we see the world, and how the world sees us. Through a guided gallery walk and open conversation, we’ll break down big ideas like social location, intersectionality, and self-discovery in a way that feels real and personal.

In this workshop, we’ll dive deep into the concepts of access and equity, exploring how resources, opportunities, and support systems can be more fairly distributed. Through engaging activities and discussions, participants will examine the barriers that some individuals face and the ways we can build networks, share resources, and support one another in achieving common goals. This workshop will challenge us to think about what true equity looks like and how we can contribute to a more inclusive and accessible environment for all.