VOICE Lab

The VOICE Lab Vocally Oriented Investigations in Creative Expression is a studio space opened in 2019 where people with disabilities can think about and develop methods of creative self expression while having the support of people and technology.

The project is a partnership between the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance (MAP); the Faculty of Social Work; and Astonished! Inc. The University of Regina faculty associated with this research are: Dr. Helen Pridmore, Dr. Kathleen Irwin, and Dr. Randy Johner.

As we imagine soundscapes, beat creation, podcasts, and so much more in our future, we believe the VOICE Lab will make a significant contribution to the art and culture knowledge that is created by people with disabilities. Dr. Chelsea Temple Jones is the post-doctoral researcher working with this project.

The VOICE Lab is situated at the University of Regina on the second floor of RIC.

Funding for this research project is through MITACS: Mitacs builds partnerships between academia, industry, and the world – to create a more innovative Canada.