Native Women in the Arts

We are a not-for-profit organization for First Nations, Inuit & Métis women and other Indigenous gender marginalized folks from diverse artistic disciplines.

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National Poetry Month 2026 — Land & Sea, Presented by Native Women in the Arts, the League of Canadian Poets, and the University of Toronto First Nations House, on Thursday, April 30, 2026, with Rosanna Deerchild.

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Apply today to the 11th Annual Barbara Laronde Emerging Artist Award. Deadline is Jan. 21, 2026.

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Nominations Open for the 11th Annual Barbara Laronde Emerging Artist Award. Deadline to apply is January 31, 2026.

The winner will receive a cash prize of $5,000, and two shortlisted artists will receive prizes of $1,500 each.

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This Giving Tuesday, we’re celebrating the power of Indigenous creativity. - https://t.co/QLQbXrOFas

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Help Us Keep the Arts Thriving in Our Community.

This #GivingTuesday, we’re celebrating the power of Indigenous creativity.

Donate today at https://t.co/AVYWocV0Tr.

Donations are tax deductible.

Niawen’kó:wa for believing in the power of art and community.

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Nominations Open for the 11th Annual Barbara Laronde Emerging Artist Award. Deadline to apply is January 31, 2026.

The winner will receive a cash prize of $5,000, and two shortlisted artists will receive prizes of $1,500 each.

For more info visit: https://t.co/SMZmSQ7SHb

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The Barbara Laronde Emerging Artist Award - https://t.co/cc3i8B6L0W

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Join us at the @TorontoMet Memorial Round Dance, as part of the Toronto Metropolitan University Indigenous Education Council's Indigenous Education & Treaties Recognition Week.

Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, 5PM - 10PM, at the TMU Upper Gym, 31 Gerrard St. East.

All are welcome.

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Native Women in the Arts is now accepting applications for the Ontario Arts Council (OAC) Indigenous Visual Artists' Materials program. Apply today!

Open now until January 30, 2026, 1:00 p.m. ET.

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Shout out to everyone who joined us for #nbED25 🥳!!! Our 4th Nuit Blanche hub on the Danforth was a huge success📷 offering festival goers a smaller, intimate, creative contemporary art experience unlike anywhere else in the City. Full Facebook Album here https://t.co/Hdb6dZatwS

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This Saturday, October 4, from 7PM - 7AM.

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The countdown is on to Nuit Blanche East Danforth🎉! Taking place on the Danforth between Greenwood & Coxwell TTC Stations, Sat October 4th, 2025, 7pm-7am, come explore this year's hub under the theme “Translating the City”🤩! #nbED25 #nbTO25 More info : https://t.co/hjBtTtkorv

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Nuit Blanche East Danforth 2025, Illuminates Toronto’s East End with All-Night Art, Music, and Indigenous Storytelling. Featuring Indigenous artist Richael Laking, Wolf⁷a:z; DJ Kookum, and more!

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Nuit Blanche East Danforth 2025 - https://t.co/Tmzpth3KTF

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I Searched Many Worlds: In Conversation with Rosalie Favell - https://t.co/Rwm9r0htKO

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I Searched Many Worlds: In Conversation with Rosalie Favell @ONSITEatOCADU

Admission is free and open to all.

Seating is limited—RSVP required.

Visit Registration Page:

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The Kwe Performance Series: Voices featured artist Mare Advertencia, Bobby Sanchez, Dioganhdih, and Kimiwan, whose performances roared with resilience and truth.

Images captured by @_RedWorks

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Native Women in the Arts is proud to introduce the winner and five shortlisted recipients of the 10th Annual Barbara Laronde Award

Winner: Amber Waboose

Shortlisted: Emily Granville, MJ Singleton, Grace Swain, Chevaun Toulouse, and Colleen Toulouse

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10th Annual Barbara Laronde Emerging Artist Award - https://t.co/0S4yz3MD64

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NWIA is delighted to announce that Melissa Johns has joined our organization as Administrative Director!

Please join us in welcoming Melissa to her new position.

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Contest Time! We are giving away a pair of tickets to this Saturday's Kwe Performance Series: Voices. To enter please comment on this post when Native Women in the Arts was founded. Good Luck!

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