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Our associate director Amy Ash was on CBC NB's Information Morning - Saint John, on March 13th to discuss the outcome of a meeting with city staff on the future protection of public art. Our executive director Julie Whitenect was also in attendance.

Listen to the full interview here.

Thank you to the Association acadienne des artistes professionnel.le.s du N-B (AAAPNB), the Town of Salisbury, the Union of Municipalities of New Brunswick, and Michel Vallée for a wonderful two-day workshop last week on the importance of cultural mediation in our communities.

Three of our staff (executive director Julie Whitenect, associate director Amy Ash, and programming director Jericho Knopp) had the privilege of attending to learn from Michel and to engage in a very pertinent discussion of how to activate our communities.

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