Call for participants 2015-2016
Building Intergenerational Connections Through Creativity and Culture
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What a wonderful project that aims to foster creative and healthy relationships between the young hearts and senior citizens through collaborative art works. The Canadian society needs this at this time when there is serious lack communication between the young and old generation. In the process, both groups feel alienated from each other that further foster more misunderstanding and less cooperation. This project will bridge the gap and produce happiness in the society.