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AI For Artists
Movement for Senior Artists
Leveraging Social Media
Seasonal Resiliency & How to Survive the Holidays
Video Production
Zooming on Zoom
Financial Wellness for Seniors
Creating With Canva
Public Relations for Artists
Preserving the Mind: Safeguarding Against Ageing & Dementia
Art & Neuroscience: Together at Last
Identity Theft & Fraud Prevention
A Place to Leave Your Stuff – Wills & Copyright
A Place to Leave Your Stuff – Archiving
A Place to Leave Your Stuff – Taxes
Wellness in Winter
Social Media – Beginner
Social Media – Intermediate
Social Media – Advanced
Copyright
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TELUS Wise [Internet Security]
The Canadian Artists Network is pleased to partner with TELUS in serving the needs of elder professional artists.
Through the support of TELUS, we are presenting an expanded series of webinars on topics of interest to our community.
Videos of past webinars in the series are posted here.
Thursday, April 24th
Artificial Intelligence is everywhere these days. For artists, it has the potential to be both a boon or a bane.
But one thing is certain: it’s not going away and we have to learn to live with it.
This webinar explores the pros, cons implications and recommendations for artists in the AI era.
Additionally, an overview of key collaborative AI tools artists may consider will be provided.
This session will be led by Lorne Solway – Strategy, Marketing, Communications, Digital, AI, Loyalty & CRM Expert with 30+ years executive experience with leading brands including McDonalds, Bell Mobility, HBC, LoyaltyOne (airmiles), Superior Propane, Enercare Home & Commercial Services, Carrot Rewards, Telus Health (Sprout Wellness Solutions), Kognitiv Corporation, People Corporation, Healtheon, RCM Health & EllisDon.
Thursday, February 27th
A webinar on movement for senior artists. Gentle, flowing movements offer benefits similar to yoga, dance and tai chi, as arcs, spirals and figure-eight movements integrate breathing, motion and awareness. Performed seated on a chair, the workshop is led by dance artist/movement educator – and Robert Johnston Visionary Artist Award-winner – Carol Anderson, who has delighted in sharing and teaching motion in community, educational and professional settings for more than fifty-five years, and now devotes her teaching practice to working with older movers.
Thursday, February 13th
Presented by Tanya Dodaro, television host, serial entrepreneur, CAN board member, and expert in branding and business consulting. With over 20 years of experience, she has founded and exited several businesses, including her latest venture, The ShePreneur, an online platform dedicated to supporting female founders with resources, education, and financing. www.tanyadodaro.com
Tuesday, November 19th
Happy Holidays! they tell us. But, for many, the holidays can be a downer.
Join CAN Community member, clinical social worker/psychotherapist, and certified mindfulness meditation coach Jorie Morrow in how to enjoy the holidays and the winter months ahead.
Thursday, September 12th
Learn how to create videos for your website, social media, self-tapes, etc. Leah Murray will show us how to use a free program called Open Shop.
Click the buttons to download the slides….they are large files in five parts.
And watch the finished version of video that Leah used as an example.
Tuesday, August 13th
Zoom has become ubiquitous since the pandemic began. It is certainly an essential tool for CAN in delivering our programs and services across Canada and beyond.
But how do we get the most out of the platform? Lost connections and freezing are just a couple of the problems many of us face while Zooming.
There are some simple solutions to ensure you get the most out of Zoom. CanArtNet Community member and resident tech maven Leah Murray will offer ideas on how to Zoom effectively.
This webinar will be a very important starting point for Leah’s follow-up Video Production webinar on September 12th [scroll down for that.] It will show you how to make videos for your website, social media, or self-tapes using a free app. Having the best Zoom connection will be very important for this webinar.
Tuesday, June 25th
Learn about senior financial abuse, how to recognize if you or a loved one is being taken
advantage of, and the advanced planning tools available to protect you, your family and friends.
This webinar was led by Nick Eddy, Manager of Creative Arts Financial.
Creating with Canva
Thursday, May 9th
Following up on our webinar on Public Relations, we present this video by CAN Community member Leah Murray on using Canva. to create professional-looking images for social media and flyers.
You an also download Leah’s presentation using the link below.
Public Relations for Artists
Thursday, April 11
Doing the work is one thing. Letting people know about it is a whole other thing.
Ingrid Hamilton of GAT PR offers tips on developing publicity strategies, including developing media releases and media lists, along with social media..
Wednesday, March 6th
Continuing where we left off, Dr. Luis Fornazzari talked about ways to safeguard the brain against ageing and dementia. Free to members of the CAN Artistic Community.
Dr. Fornazzari is a consultant for Behavioral Neurology at the Memory Disorder Clinic and the Geriatric Mental Health Outpatient Program at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto.,
Wednesday, February 7th
Presented by Dr. Luis Fornazzari, this webinar discussed the Renaissance of understanding: where Art and Neuroscience converge…The protective role of art in brain health and Dementia…How we can protect ourselves from Dementia.
Presented by Dr. Luis Fornazzari, MD FRCPC, a Behavioral Neurologist who serves as a Consultant for Behavioral Neurology at the Memory Disorder Clinic and the Geriatric Mental Health Outpatient Program at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto.
Thursday, November 30th
Thank you to everyone who registered for this webinar delving into the ways in which fraudsters steal and use personal information, offering tips to keep financial and personal information safe, and explaining what to do if you become a victim of fraud or identity theft.
Presented by Nick Eddy, Branch Manager of Creative Arts Financial Nick is a 20-year veteran of the financial services industry.
[With apologies to George Carlin]
End-of-life issues never make for an enjoyable discussion. But, for many artists, it requires extra planning.
Part One – Legal Issues
Lawyers Paul E. Bain of Dickinson Wright and Kevin Forrest of AFBS cover wills, executors, powers of attorney, intellectual property and copyright, the burden on heirs, and other legal aspects of preparation.
Part Two – Archiving
Marlena Wyman and Leah Murray talk about preserving your works and your online presence, preparing records, what to keep, how to donate.
Part Three – Taxes
Taxation issues that artists should be aware of when planning their estates. This webinar took place on October 5th, 2023, led by tax accountant Zoe Klein .
A webinar on coping with the long winter months. With psychotherapist, certified mindfulness meditation coach, and CAN Community member Jorie Morrow
The Canadian Artists Network presented three webinars on Social Media with SM guru Boyd Neil: beginners, intermediate, and advanced [including a look at AI.]
Thanks to entertainment lawyer Bob Tarantino for a great webinar on copyright.
Thanks to Amanda Lee at TELUS for sharing the latest findings from the TELUS Wise program on how to keep us safe online.
If you missed the webinar, you can get a summary of all the material we covered by going to the TELUS Wise site.
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