Meet Charisma: a 16-year-old girl whose afterschool program–Mosaic Theatre of Detroit–helped her come out of her shell. Now, she’s helping build support for programs across the state, so that every youth has the opportunity to gain skills for their future. https://lnkd.in/gnbrnyjD
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A Little Theatre can make a big impact.
A Little impact from last season. These numbers do not adequately tell the story of the student who was so shy she couldn't go on stage her first performance and now walks confidently into a room, who's parents cannot believe how confident and strong she has become. It does not show you the laughter and tears on an audience member's face. It only glimpses at the impact LTWS has made on the experience of theatre teachers and their students in the school system.
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If you teach kids or want to more about Mr. Ailey’s inspiring life, check this out!
The WNET Group’s Kids’ Media and Education team is collaborating with the world-renowned Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, now in their 65th Anniversary season, to bring Ailey’s dynamic work as an artist and activist to a new generation. The documentary “Portrait of Ailey” and classroom materials that introduce a new generation to Mr. Ailey and his legacy and encourages them to explore the impact of dance are available for free on PBS LearningMedia. Learn more at the press release below or at https://lnkd.in/esaNgP94. #AlvinAiley
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Executive Producer @ Sol3 Studios | 15+ years building strong client relationships and providing multi-layered BD solutions with out-of-the-box thinking, marketing and end-to-end video production expertise.
What I admire more than what this group of amazing individuals is doing is the fact that there are so many wonderful ways we can support them and their efforts. Please check out https://lnkd.in/d2EyMZDp.
It's that time of year folks!!? ? And the best part is Feb has 29 days this year, so we get even more time to celebrate the resilience, creativity, and brilliance of our community in TV and film. ? ? The truth is every day is Black History Month in our world so as we continue to fight for our rightful parity in the TV and Film space today, we hope each one of you continues to write, produce, edit, animate and highlight the past, present, and future stories you were put on this earth to birth and release. ? ? Comment a ?????????? below if you are excited about your creative babies that will be birthed this month and beyond! ??? ? ? #BlackHistoryMonth #TVFilmCollective? #makeyourwork? ? ? ? ?
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???? NEW AUTUMN TRAINING DATES Do you want to enhance your theatre facilitation practice? Or learn from our years of work at the intersection of the women’s sector, theatre, and the criminal justice system? Whether you’re looking to develop a trauma-informed practice or refine your facilitation skills, we have plenty of training opportunities to choose from: ??Leading with Kindness – 3 Oct ??Rewriting Justice – 10 Oct ??Introduction to Theatre in Criminal Justice Settings – 17 oct ??Creative Facilitation – 24 Oct bit.ly/4brRoez
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Assistant Professor of Theatre/Theatre Program Coordinator at Salve Regina University
Join me for story circle training!
Wouldn't it feel wonderful to be trained to develop connections in the community around you? At the SPA Women’s Circle retreat, a theatre professional and playwright teaches you how to effectively facilitate a story circle, a powerful tool for building connections across boundaries through story-sharing. Tara Brooke Watkins is a New England-based theatre director specializing in community engagement practices. Currently an assistant professor at Salve Regina University, she holds a Master’s in theatre education from Emerson College and a PhD in Theatre and Performance Studies from Tufts University. She is a story circle facilitator and advocate for its use in creating dialogue across boundaries. Using applied theatre techniques in collaboration with story circles, she promotes an embodied communal healing experience around oft-hushed topics like interracial relations, sexual violence, and fatphobia. Out of this desire, she has co-led groups such as “Shatter the Silence” at Bethel AME Church in Boston with Rev. Gloria White-Hammond and antiracism accountability groups such as “1619 Reading and Action Group.” Tara Brooke Watkins *** Registration ends on Sept 15th. Register now! "Light the Path to Your New Season: A Journey to Empowerment, Purpose & Service", Nov 14-18 in CT. spawomenscircle.com #PurposeRetreat #SpiritualAwakening #FindYourCallingOnline
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To network, or not to network, that is the question: Whether ‘tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing, end them? To network—to shake, Perchance to connect; ay, there’s the rub, For in that shake of hands what profits may come, Edgbaston Stadium Thursday 6th September RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/ee2bujup or follow Register link in profile. #BusinessNetworking #Birmingham #Shakespeare
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?? https://lnkd.in/eSVSpFag Hopefully the first of many articles we'll be writing about this exciting project!
Introducing the world premiere of Sarah Dickenson's The Commotion Time, produced by Exeter Northcott! ?? Local history takes centre stage in this landmark drama, featuring an ensemble of local performers alongside professional actors. ?? February 1547. When the authorities introduce reforms set to drive division into the heart of the community, the people take action in the only way left to them; marching to Exeter to challenge the king and finally be heard. As well as being Exeter Northcott’s welcome return to home-produced drama, The Commotion Time will also be the first production directed for the theatre by our new Creative Director, Martin Berry. Created in association with Poundstock Gildhouse. Find out more ?? https://lnkd.in/ewSGm34i
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Office of the Provost: Afrodescendant Institute of Human Rights This is one of the main reasons we must assert our “Afrodescendant Status” as proscribed by the Organization of American States and its court, the Inter-American Court. The international laws says that we have a right to self-determination over the land that we have perennially lived on that includes all decision making over all of our property and institutions. Civil rights is not enough and can never be enough because all of the court, legal, and administrative decisions are made by an entrenched customary racial system. In order to have excellent schools, housing, banks, and employment systems and services we must govern them as “indigenous Afrodescendant people”. We now have the laws in place and an unbiased court called the Inter-American Court which will rule in our favor concerning our human rights underlying the indigenous status.
At HBCU Prep School, we’re on a mission to bring empowering and authentic stories of the Black experience into homes and classrooms everywhere!
WOW! ?? This is a phenomenal performance brought to life by kids who have the charisma and talent of professional dancers! Shoutout to the teachers and choreographers for helping these kids showcase Black stories and history in an AMAZING way! ???? ???@brischemilann?@maldub74
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Scientific Hand Analyst, Shamanic Practitioner/Mentor, Transformational/Ontological Coach, Musician/Sound Healing
I will watch this movie asap. Another documentary well worth watching: The Century of the Self.
Detachment?is a 2011 American?drama film?directed by?Tony Kaye?and written by Carl Lund. Its story follows Henry Barthes, a high-school substitute teacher who becomes a role model to his students and others.? #Detachment
