Join our 2021 Annual General Meeting We're excited to announce that our Annual General Meeting (AGM) for our fiscal year 2020-21 will be held on Zoom on November 30, 2021 at 6 PM PST. The past year has been very challenging for all of us in the arts community and we would be delighted to meet and share our successes and challenges for the past year. As usual practice, the business of the …
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Announcing our new Program Manager, Shannon Goodman!
On behalf of the entire CACV Board and Executive Director, Kristin Cheung, we are thrilled to announce Shannon Goodman as our new Program Manager. Shannon (she/hers) is a graduate of the University of Ottawa with experience working in arts and non-profits. Born and raised in both Prince Edward County and Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, she now lives and works on the unceded territories of the …
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Announcing our new Executive Director, Kristin Cheung!
Community Arts Council of Vancouver (CACV) is excited to announce the new Executive Director, Kristin Cheung. Kristin took over the position from Eric Rhys Miller on July 5, 2021. Kristin brings over 14-years experience in arts administration and non-profits including positions at Pivot Legal Society, Vancouver International Film Festival, Contemporary Art Gallery, Gateway Theatre, Ricepaper …
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CACV – Program Manager position
Community Arts Council of Vancouver (CACV) is seeking a full-time Program Manager who works directly with the Executive Director, contract staff, committees, partners, and volunteers within an annual festival, education programs, and community arts programming in Vancouver, BC. Please submit a resume and cover letter via email by Friday, July 16 at 5 PM. Expected Start Date: August 3, …
Farewell from Eric Rhys Miller
Farewell. It means goodbye and more. It is wishing well. Acknowledging that paths diverging still carry on…there is movement in the word. I’ve been extremely fortunate to work in, with, and for The Community Arts Council of Vancouver since January 2017. This role came with a sense of responsibility for a long legacy. As a recipient of a Community Arts Fund grant, and attendee at the …
Reframing Relations Update
Unprecedented. It may become one of the most hated words of 2021. Pivot. That’s another one that will make it on my list. Those two words have described what many of us have had to do to survive and cope amidst a global pandemic that none of us were prepared for. Yet, despite the pandemic, the work to create an equitable world does not stop. For safety, for community care, for harm …