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School Workshops

Our workshops introduce young people to authentic traditions from different peoples and communities through artistic activities.

These can be done:

In class
During extracurricular activities or daycare
During pedagogical days.

In order to promote the period of social and cognitive development of the child, our workshops are aimed at children going to preschool, elementary and secondary school.

We are committed to developing, in collaboration with teachers, the critical spirit of the citizens of tomorrow.

Kanienkehaka teachings

Tau, the father sun

Day of the dead

Characteristics

Typically planned for 25 participants
All materials are included
Given in either French, English or Spanish, as needed
The workshop can take place in the classroom
Duration from 1 to 2 hours, the content can adapt to your schedule
The workshops can be given continuously according to your needs

If your school is English speaking, you can apply for the ELAN Inspire Artist Grant.

The workshops are available year round. If you are an English-speaking school, you can benefit from the “inspired artist” scholarship https://artistsinspire.ca/ which will pay for PAAL workshops

The PAAL Program

The PAAL program complements the Quebec teaching model since it is part of the Integration and Intercultural Education Policy, enacted in 1998 by the Quebec government. PAAL’s workshops contribute to the education of democratic citizenship, as offered by this policy, by enabling students to enrich their intercultural communication skills. Our activities are also in line with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education’s support program for the reception and integration of immigrant students. The goal is to help young immigrants integrate into the Quebec society.