
We are building artifacts of the future – we create stuff that we wish existed, in a possible, more equitable future.
This allows us to point to an artifact of something that is possible. In the future, it is our vision that our artifact of the future is not the only one but for that to be true.
Give these imagined futures the things they need to survive and thrive through:
- Building relationships with communities, service providers, and policymakers
- Sharing and archiving stories, written, oral and visual, of those we imagine with
We are imagining equitable futures.
We are committed to seeking, centering, elevating and amplifying the voices, perspectives, stories, ideas and ideally decision-making practice of those who have been impacted by systems of oppression.
We are invested in hearing, elevating and amplifying the voices, perspectives, and stories of newcomers and young people in Canada and their visions of alternative and equitable futures. We believe that newcomers and young people make up a majority population in Canada who are under-represented when it comes to the design, development, and implementation of empathetic policies, programs, and services.
We see stories as the key to challenging assumptions, nurturing and fostering creativity, and giving rise to citizen voices.
Vision and Mission
Our work is to imagine equitable futures and do everything we can to make them real.
Our vision is collective liberation from systemic oppression.
Our mission is to be deeply connected and grounded in the stories of those most impacted by systems of oppression and to write new narratives together.
When we care enough to imagine alternatives and believe they are truly possible, we simultaneously need to grieve for how that alternative doesn’t yet exist for us. This work requires solidarity with those in resistance with the status quo.