communications
Telling your stories through strategic marketing & communications.
NMCC works with organizations and clients across various industries providing strategic marketing & communications services. We will help you to understand, develop and deliver your unique stories and messaging to your audiences and stakeholders. Areas of speciality include: working with an anti-racism/anti-Black racism/anti-oppressive lens; not-for-profit organizations; arts organizations; education; advocacy.
Communications services include:
- Communications Plans
- Business Marketing Plans
- Media & Public Relations
- Communications Audits
- Content Writing & Editing
- Digital Strategy
- Communications Consulting
Recent Work
PR consultant and communications: Fyah a.k.a Reddy Rock
Interview coaching and creative consultant: BRI Counselling
Strategic marketing & communications for website revamp and launch: Jackie's Jungle
Strategic marketing & communications: Sistas Calling
Ongoing collaborations:
Project Manager at DAYO Media & Communications
Communications Associate at CQ Business Consulting Inc.
Contributing Writer at Gangalee
creative
Telling cultural stories through dance and arts education.
Trinidadian, Caribbean and African cultural traditions inform much of the arts practice at NMCC. Natassia Morris shares these stories and traditions through creation, education and consulting work.
Creative services include:
- Dance Workshops & Masterclasses
- Speaking Engagements
- Choreographic Works
- Artistic Coaching
- Creative Consultant
- Dance & Caribbean Cultural Adjudicator
Recent Work:
Seminar Co-leader: The Business of Dance at dance Immersion's Connectively Moving Conference
Dunham Dance Technique Workshop: TDSB - Etobicoke School of the Arts
African Diasporic Movement Workshop: YWCA Toronto
African-Caribbean Dance Workshop: Brock University
Panelist: Imani Enterprises' Sistahs In Da Biz
Lunch and Learn Presentation: INSPIRE Canada (Avanade's Black Employee Network)
Choreographer/Dancer/Flagwoman: Pan Fantasy
Ongoing collaborations:
Returning guest instructor & choreographer at Father John Redmond Regional Arts Dance Program