During the Weaving and Reweaving project, which became The Road to Interculturality, we asked some of the project’s participants to share their word of the day with us.
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Let your words inspire change!
We believe that diverse perspectives fuel innovation, creativity, and understanding. Your voice matters in shaping a world that celebrates differences and fosters inclusivity.
Share your thoughts on the importance of diversity – whether in the workplace, education, or society at large.
Let your words inspire change!
Why does diversity matter to you?
Share a personal story or experience.
Ideas on how we can promote diversity in our communities.
Together, let’s create a tapestry of voices that champions diversity and inclusion.
Your comment is a step towards a more vibrant and harmonious world.
Let the lines of your heart open up
Initiated by La Boîte interculturelle, this interactive musical experience, was created in the fall of 2022, and consisted in encouraging – with music as a facilitator – the rapprochement between people in rural areas.
The clip reflects the encounters we had, which were filled with a deep sense of joy, kindness and solidarity
The release of the documentary is planned for the Spring of 2023
Time flies!
Already been nearly a month since we completed the project Weaving and Reweaving, which took us across Quebec.
We had meetings, exchanges and discussions, on the benefits of music as a facilitator of dialogue and rapprochement.
The project was also an opportunity for us to start thinking about actions that can make a difference in the short and medium term!
We do not claim to have all the solutions but we sincerely believe that by working together we will make things happen for a better life together.
Thanks to Othman Wahabi, La Famille Mélanger, all our partners and project participants.
Next step: Writing the Rural Manifesto for intercultural rapprochement and looking at hours and hours of images for the production of the documentary.
Weaving and reweaving, an interactive musical experience
It’s more than 2,500 km, 6 administrative regions and 8 events for musical presentations and exchanges on how we can use music for better living together.
La Boîte at school
Want to see what happens when La Boîte visits a school to talk about the power of music as a tool for dialogue and bringing communities together?
Here is a video we had the pleasure of filming while at the École Secondaire des Pionniers in Trois-Rivières, on April 1st.
Accompanied by Saulo Olmedo Evans, one of the musicians of the Mamu Ensemble Together project, La Boîte screened the documentary of the same name, followed by a percussion and storytelling workshop.