The Cultural Leadership Council (C.L.C.) is a volunteer committee that helps implement Culture Counts: Oshawa's Arts, Culture and Heritage Plan by leading and collaborating on initiatives, strategies, and action items.
This leadership group has Standing and Appointment Members representing external agencies, post-secondary partners, Oshawa-based cultural organizations, creative industries, local businesses, and community members, including artists and youth.
In addition to serving as a resource to City staff, the volunteer members attend meetings, participate in local cultural events and initiatives and share public feedback on the cultural activities.
Are you interested in applying?
Citizen members and individual artists must live in Oshawa. Cultural organizations, creative industries, business community members and education members must have an Oshawa address for a representative to be considered.
Applicants must demonstrate:
- Active involvement in the arts, culture and heritage sector;
- Experience in arts, culture and heritage activities, events and/or administration;
- Leadership skills related to the arts, culture and heritage sector; and
- Advanced interest in building a stronger arts, culture and heritage community.
Applicants that meet the eligibility criteria will be reviewed by a selection committee. The committee, consisting of two Standing members, the current C.L.C. Chair, one Appointed Member, and one City staff will review and appoint new members.
As outlined in the C.L.C. Operating Guidelines, a committee consisting of two Standing Members, the current C.L.C. chair, one Appointed Member and one City staff will review and appoint new Members.
Complete the application form to submit your application. Applicants will be notified of the results following the review process.
Governance
Cultural Leadership Council Operations Guidelines
Cultural Leadership Council Terms of Reference
