Social (in)Justice Productions

The Work

Selected work

Hold My Hand Home - two women walking an older woman home at dusk Webisode

Hold My Hand Home

When her mother's confusion suddenly worsens, Evelyn must deal with the emergency and accept help before her health gives way. A revealing story about caregiving and care for those giving. An eight-episode webisode and a 55-minute Fringe format stage performance.

The Upper Deck - poster for the three-act play by Terresa Augustine Stage

The Upper Deck

A philosophical script about finding yourself before it is too late. On the sixth day of a 27-day crossing from New York to Dublin, three guests and the Upper Deck bartender find themselves on an unexpected journey. Through moments of civility, crisis, and compassion, they discover their commonality and hope.

Silenced not Quieted - book cover, a dandelion seed head against black Print

Silenced not Quieted

A memoir about sexual abuse and interference, brought to print in June 2020. The memoir was picked up by a W5 investigative reporter; the resulting report, Hush Money, aired in February 2022.

Artwork to come
Production

17 Smoke Breaks

A Social (in)Justice Production. Synopsis and artwork to come.

Podcasts, reels, films, and stage performances from our Social (in)Justice Production projects come online as they are digitized. For a screening or licensing conversation, contact terresa@taledi.ca.

Earlier ground work

Where the work lives

  1. 2003 - 2007

    Portable Libraries

    Portable libraries bringing book collections to communities in West and South Africa that a fixed library cannot reach.

  2. 2005 - 2007

    MDG #3: Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women

    Work under the third Millennium Development Goal, promoting gender equality and empowering women.

  3. 2016 - to date

    Mental Health First Aid

    Training instructors (2017 - 2022) and providing Mental Health First Aid for communities across British Columbia.

Licensing and screenings

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