PH 1:1 Artist-Mentor Roster Submissions

Launched in the spring of 2020, the PH 1:1 Arts Mentorship Program (formerly known as CAPP) is a socially-engaged arts program that pairs professional artist-facilitators with young people on the margins (ages 16-29). Partnerships meet for one-to-one online mentorship in a discipline of the young person’s choice. We are currently searching for professional artists to mentor in our upcoming cohorts. PH prioritizes mentors who identify as belonging to an equity-seeking group, or who align with the lived experiences of the program participants. PH 1:1 Program Structure: > 1-on-1 virtual mentorships between professional artist facilitators and youth living in shelters or connected with community support organizations. > Each pair meets for one hour a week, for 12 weeks, over Zoom (this structure is flexible and may change depending on the mentee’s needs). > Artist-Mentors are tasked with keeping in contact with youth, filling out weekly session logs, and alerting PH and shelter/organization staff to any missed or rescheduled sessions. > Project: Humanity and the shelter/organization staff provide support for the partnership, help source any necessary materials or equipment, and address questions and concerns as they arise. > Artist-Mentors are paid $107 per week, plus $107 for onboarding/training prior to the start of your mentorship. PH 1:1 offers mentorships in the following art forms (AND MORE): > Acting > Photography > Visual Arts > Fashion / Textile Art > Crafting / Mold-making > Graphic Design > Dance > Storytelling & Performance > Music Production > Instruments > Singing & Songwriting > Creative Writing > Videography & Filmmaking If you are interested in participating as a mentor, please fill out the application form below to be added to our artist roster. We will then reach out if your skill set and experience aligns with any of our current youth registrations. If you have any questions or technical difficulties, please contact our Program Coordinator, Middle at middle@projecthumanity.ca

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Tell us about your artistic practice

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What disciplines would you feel confident mentoring in? (Creative writing, painting, dance, flute, spoken word, ukulele, etc.)

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Tell us about your past experiences facilitating, mentoring, or teaching young people, particularly youth on the margins?

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What motivated you to become a mentor? What are you hoping to learn?

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What is your general availability (days/times)?

PH 1:1 offers sessions of around 1hr in length, 7 days a week between 9am and 9pm EST.

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How did you hear about this opportunity?

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OPTIONAL: If you have a website, portfolio, or other samples of your work, please link to it below.

OPTIONAL: Are there any accessibility accommodations or supports that would help you in your role as an artist-mentor?

If you would like to speak with someone directly about any accessibility needs, please contact Middle at middle@projecthumanity.ca

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OPTIONAL: Please describe how you self-identify in your own words

This question is entirely optional. PH 1:1 seeks to prioritize artist-mentors who identify as members of an equity-seeking community (i.e Black Artists, Indigenous Artists, and Artists of Colour; Disability-identified, neurodivergent Artists, and Mad / Artists with lived experience of mental illness; 2SLGBTQIA+ Artists; Artists who have faced barriers due to their gender identities; Artists who are low-income; and any other Artist who has faced barriers in their practice due to their identities and/or lived experiences.) Any information entered here will only be used as a reference, as when mentees express a desire to connect with a mentor who shares aspects of their identity or lived experience.

OPTIONAL: How do you identify with regards to disability, mental illness, physical/chronic illness, d/Deafness, and/or neurodivergence?

PH 1:1 is happy to accomodate

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OPTIONAL: Do you have any other questions, or is there anything else we should know?

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