Making Change
Making Change embraces the community values that connect us as people, bring us closer together, and encourage us to support each other.
Our goal is to spark broad community interest and foster conversations around inclusion and diversity.
06/04/2026
CALLING ALL ARTISTS
Making Change invites you to be part of a powerful community art experience as we gather creative inspiration for our upcoming Black Healthcare Professionals brochure serving Simcoe County.
Weโre calling on artists, whether emerging or experienced, or simply passionate, to explore this question: What inspires you as an artist when you think about Black health, wellness, and care?
Workshop Dates:
Tuesday, June 9, 5 - 7 pm
Saturday, June 13, 1 - 3 pm
MacLaren Art Centre
To register your spot, go to the link: https://maclarenart.com/product/healing-in-colour-a-community-art-workshop-on-black-health/
Together, weโll reflect, create, and contribute ideas that will help shape the visual identity of a resource designed to support our community in accessing culturally meaningful healthcare.
05/25/2026
Time for some meaningful connections and conversations.
Black Coffee ๐ฃ
Thursday June 4, 6 - 8 pm
- 17 Victoria St. E. Alliston, On
We are also pleased to have Cailyn of join us.
Bring a friend because community is stronger together. See you soon.๐๐พ๐๐ฝ๐๐พ
05/22/2026
Making Change received a microgrant from Alectra Utilities to create a brochure listing Black Healthcare Professionals who serve Simcoe County.
There will be an art workshop for amateur artists to work on the brochure's design and layout. Facilitated by local artist Andrew Mattis, of Innisfil, who is a multi-disciplinary visual artist in Innisfil, who works primarily in oil paintings.
When completed, the brochures will also be distributed throughout Simcoe County to key locations where Black communities gather, access information and connect.
Weโre calling on artists, whether emerging or experienced, to explore this question:
What inspires you as an artist when you think about Black health, wellness, and care?
Making Change, in partnership with the MacLaren Art Centre, will provide a creative and inspiring space where you can contribute ideas that will help shape the visual look of a
resource designed to support our Black community in accessing culturally meaningful
healthcare.
Workshop Dates
โ Tuesday, June 9 | 5:00 PM โ 7:00 PM
โ Saturday, June 13 | 1:00 PM โ 3:00 PM
Letโs build stronger connections together.
Visit the link in our story to register today.๐จ
05/15/2026
She is passionate about life and never misses an opportunity to give back.
Join us in wishing Keisha a very Happy Birthday!๐๐๐ซถ๐พโค๏ธ
05/10/2026
Forest Hill Public School held a family community event this past Wednesday. They highlighted the creative works students had done with our Art Engagement Project that focused on Inclusion & Diversity.
Thank you to our incredible art mentors and anti-racism presenters for covering all the classes.
Students engaged with visual arts, poetry, dance, photography and music to look at how they can change the narrative through the arts.
Simcoe County District School Board (SCDSB)
"When it comes to steelpan, all are welcome."
The kids learned about diversity, inclusion, culture, art and music. Most importantly they learned that it's okay to be different.
The kids were asked, "what would happen if everyone looked the same".
Their answer, "that would be boring!"
Alcona Glen Elementary School, thank you for hosting and trusting us with your little ones.
ยฐ Thanks to MC presenter
ยฐ Thanks to for his teaching and engaging those young minds.
ยฐ Thanks to our program assistants & for their assistance.
And an extra special thanks to for their attendance, and continued support.
You're invited to learn more by visiting [makingchangesc.com/art-engagement-project]
05/04/2026
Jason George and Tru Stuart. They are both mentors. Jason is an accomplished photographer, and Tru is a poet.
This pic was taken at a recent Engagement Project at Forest Hill elementary school.
Many thanks to and for their continued support.
Building our "Village" is so crucial, don't you think?
It's about creating that strong support system where everyone feels seen and uplifted. Don't you love seeing how we come together to share knowledge and lift each other up?
This month let's keep fostering these connections, like a beautiful garden, in every neighbourhood. Because when the Village thrives, we all thrive!
Visit [makingchangesc.com] for more information.
This is a snippet of .king sharing an experience she had with a patient, at the Racism in Healthcare panel February 2026 at
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