The Windows to Opportunity (WTO) program supports the positive development of youth through mentorship with professional artists and industry professionals. This program is aimed at BIPOC youth, generally between the ages of 12 and 30. The WTO program provides hands-on learning in several creative fields, including stand-up comedy, vocal training and choir, audio production, architecture and design, arts- and technology-based career development, and youth-centred city-building and transit design.
The WTO program is delivered annually from October to May in two-or-three-hour modules. For technology-driven classes, students are required to use their own equipment, e.g., a suitable laptop or camera. All classes are taught by professionals in their respective field(s).





















