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Home / 2025 / April / EXPRESSIONS OF RESILIENCE: ART FOR WELL-BEING IN THE HEART OF THE DOWNTOWN EASTSIDE

EXPRESSIONS OF RESILIENCE: ART FOR WELL-BEING IN THE HEART OF THE DOWNTOWN EASTSIDE

This project utilized art as a vehicle to amplify well-being within the Downtown Eastside while supported the inclusion of Indigenous-centred workshops, led by duly compensated community members. By bridging the gap between survival-focused services and holistic well-being, this project created meaningful opportunities for creative expression, community connection, and personal empowerment among women facing significant life changes.

UBC Student Project Lead: Sara Singh

Community Partner: Downtown Eastside Arts & Crafts Society

Grant Type:  Chapman & Innovation Grant

Year of Publication: 2025

Topic: Art, Creative Empowerment, Celebrating Indigenous Culture, Social Inclusion

Keywords: Art, Well-being, Creative Expression, Indigenous Inclusion

Population: Women within the Downtown Eastside

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