Please join us for this In-person (masks required) AND Online event. We'll view a 26 minute film (available in-person or online) that follows the lives of three dancers, revealing the racism and stereotyping they experienced in Victoria's dance community. Following the film, Simone will facilitate a Q&A period leading us through a discussion about racism, diversity, inclusion, cultural appropriation and creating safer spaces.
In-person: join us at 3787 Cedar Hill Road, Victoria, BC for this event on Nov. 20, 7 PM PST. No RSVP required.
On-line:
1) Join the livestream at 7 PM PST which begins with introductions.
2) Watch the documentary on your device. Watch documentary here.
3) Join the livestream again for the Q&A. No Zoom link for this event.
About Simone Blais:
Simone Blais, a dancer, writer, director and doula based in Victoria, BC, developed a passion for dance and social justice at a very young age. Born in Toronto, Ontario, with Afro-Trinidadian and Métis roots, Simone moved to Victoria in 2014 to attend the University of Victoria where she completed a degree in Gender Studies and Indigenous Studies. In 2020, she directed her first film, Dance Like Everybody’s Watching.
Check out her website: www.simone-blais.com
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