We create opportunities for children to provide input on projects that affect their neighbourhood and city. These projects might include community art projects, school ground transformations, park designs, and master plans. Through our accessible and inclusive process, we work with children to imagine new ideas, opportunities, and solutions to current challenges. Throughout the design and facilitation process, we work with an extensive network of collaborators, forming teams on a project-by-project basis.
Art plays an important role in creating vibrant and welcoming spaces, and provoking conversations. We collaborate with artists and children to co-create public art installations for everyone to experience. Children are at the core of the process.
We work with partners to create opportunities for children to provide ideas and visions for the design of their public spaces. We work with Landscape Architects, designers and artists to create immersive opportunities for children.
We collaborate with partners to create resources and toolkits that support your goals. We work with education and community organizations, municipalities, conservation authorities and audiences of all ages.
Our capacity-building workshops for adults enhance the skills and knowledge of those supporting the children and young people in their work. Through hands-on sessions, we provide practical strategies for creating meaningful and authentic engagement with young people.
Toronto Region Conservation Authority
Toronto District School Board
Lambton-Kingsway Jr Middle School
Annette Street Public School
Howard Jr Public School
Inglewood Heights Jr Public School
Thorncliffe Park Public School
Faywood Arts-Based Public School
Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation
City of Toronto, Economic Development & Culture
City of Toronto, Museums and Heritage Services
Riverside BIA
Evergreen
Koffler Arts
Recreate Place acknowledges that we are on the traditional lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, a place on which the Anishnaabe, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples have lived and creatively expressed themselves since time immemorial. Today, many diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Metis people continue to thrive on this land. Throughout our work and our relations between people, cultures, and the landscape, we recognize the importance of reflecting on the ongoing impacts of colonization. We understand the importance of questioning, deconstructing, and reimagining these structures and systems by putting equity, diversity, inclusion, justice and Indigenous Truth and Reconciliation at their core.
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