Serendipity Visual Arts

In our fourth and final workshop of the series, we collaboratively reflected on all of our learnings during the project. Youth shared their collages with each other and presented their unique ideas about community safety in St. James Town. We also had group discussions on future steps and how they can make a positive contribution to existing community safety initiatives and networks in the neighbourhood.

We are so excited to share with you the many creative and thoughtful collages inspired by the project! Stay tuned! :)

A special thank you to University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC)'s Intro to Health Humanities class for the opportunity to share about how Serendipity engages the St. James Town community through the visual arts!

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SCOPE HlthHumanities on Twitter “Mehdia Hassan talking to HLTB50 students about her community based initiative called Serendipity Visual Arts! 🎨”