We worked with a youth design team to develop a website and campaign that encourages straight and cisgender high school youth to challenge everyday instances of homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia.
Through workshops, an interactive show and zine, community engagement, and a book for Sexual Assault: The Roadshow we collectively explored the nuances of sexual violence on campus.
Our free and downloadable how-to series is designed to make our skill sets accessible to the communities with whom we work.
For the past five years, Tamil Archive Project (TAP) has been a space where Tamil and other racialized people have explored their histories and activated different forms of care for the community. In this series of works, “place your head on my shoulder,” “remember when,” and “grounding caresses,” TAP members ask what it means to live through survival and joy and answer with three exhibits. To leave a record for the times to come.
We are a group of activists and creatives invested in making a more beautiful and just world. We work collaboratively to deliver work that is creatively, emotionally, and intellectually uplifting, that challenges oppressive ideas, and that empowers people to pursue real change.
We are a group of activists and creatives invested in making a more beautiful and just world. We work collaboratively to deliver work that is creatively, emotionally, and intellectually uplifting, that challenges oppressive ideas, and that empowers people to pursue real change.
The Public Studio
58 Lansdowne Ave.
Toronto, Ontario
M6K 2V9
people@thepublicstudio.ca