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Creative Collaborations

Collaboration is at the heart of what we do.

We work with local organizations, venues, and independent creatives to deliver arts-based programs that are accessible, inclusive, and rooted in community connection.

 

These collaborations support the ongoing development of our programs and strengthen relationships

across the arts and cultural community.

Programs & Delivery Partners

AccessArt Alliance

We are contributing to a national, multi-year Public Art & Accessibility Research Project led by

AccessArt Alliance in Toronto. From Halifax, we are helping expand the project’s scope and

geographic reach, incorporating diverse perspectives to support a more comprehensive

understanding of accessibility in public spaces for people with disabilities.

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Halifax Public Libraries

We partnered with Halifax Public Libraries to host a community workshop, providing an accessible public space for participants to explore creative practice, connect with others, and engage with inclusive, arts-based learning.

Visual Arts Nova Scotia

We are collaborating with Visual Arts Nova Scotia on an upcoming workshop, Writing for Accessibility in the Arts. This session will bring together artists and arts organizations to share practices, build connections, and explore ways to make creative programming more inclusive and accessible.

Access Art

Community Supporters 

Open Book Coffee

 

Open Book Coffee supported our inclusive programming by providing space for a community-based creative workshop, fostering a welcoming environment for connection and creative exploration.

Mirror Form Photography

 

Mirror Form Photography contributions have generously supported both participant learning and visual storytelling.

CONTACT US

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Kjipuktuk (Halifax) Nova Scotia

 

info@creativecommunityimpact.ca

The Creative Community Impact Association operates on the traditional and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People in Kjipuktuk (Halifax), part of Mi’kma’ki. We honour the Peace and Friendship Treaties and recognize that we are all Treaty People, with a shared responsibility to uphold these historic and living agreements. As a community-driven non-profit, we are committed to advancing equity, accessibility, and inclusivity in all that we do. We hold deep respect for Indigenous rights, voices, and leadership, and strive to build relationships rooted in accountability, collaboration, and care.


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© 2026 Creative Community Impact Association | Federally Incorporated Nonprofit | Corporation Number: 1714354-1

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