Organizer: Sarasvati Productions

Title: FemFest 2018: Staging Resistance

Category: Accessibility

Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba

Date: September 15, 2018 – September 22, 2018

Telephone: 2045862236

E-mail: associate@sarasvati.ca

Web site: http://www.femfest.ca

Description: Sarasvàti Productions presents FemFest 2018: Staging Resistance! The 16th annual festival features life-changing theatre for everyone and will feature performers from Toronto to Morocco plus a new art walking tour.

Experience the powerful blend of Indian dance and theatre, hear from DIY theatre-maker Norah Paton, and take in an award-winning performer speaking truth to power using spoken word, storytelling and hip-hop. At FemFest 2018: Staging Resistance, the stories of brave and diverse performers take centre stage.

Whether you see one production or the entire festival, you are sure to leave with a new understanding on what it means to embrace individuality.

Our amazing line-up includes:

The Game

Burnt

Sound of the Beast

White Man’s Indian

La Civilisation, ma mère!…,

Ticket Prices

Single Shows/Cabarets: $15

Platinum Pass (3 shows): $30

Festival Pass (Entire Festival): $50

We’re also offering workshops and readings through the festival. For tickets and information – www.femfest.ca or call us at 204-586-2236.

Organizer: Students for Barrier Free Access (SBA), Uniiversity of Toronto and RyeAccess, Ryerson University

Title: Surviving Together; A Self-Advocacy Workshop for Disabled Students

Category: Accessibility

Location: Toronto, Ontario

Date: September 19, 2018

Web site: http://www.neads.ca/en/about/events/index.php?id=1895

Description: Surviving Together; A Self-Advocacy Workshop for Disabled Students

Join Students for Barrier-free Access (SBA), University of Toronto for an informational workshop for disabled students and student advocates. Whether you are an undergraduate or graduate student, full-time or part-time, new or returning, an international or transfer student, this session is for you! Come meet other disabled students and SBA members, have a snack, and learn more about self-advocacy and resources for disabled students on campus.