Wayne Center For The Arts的动态

Representation matters now more than ever—at Rich Lopez Consulting, we’re committed to amplifying diverse voices and driving real change. #HispanicHeritageMonth2024 #NationalVoterRegistrationDay

Last but by no means least, is the final commitment as part of the HEY Charter (Hull & East Yorkshire Creative Charter). Include...We believe everyone in Hull & East Yorkshire has the right to thrive through arts and culture. How will we deliver on this commitment? + we can share governance opportunities at arts and cultural organisations within our local networks + we can use creatives and creativity to develop our understanding of diversity, equity and inclusion

Representation in Life, not just the Arts, is so important for legacy and is essential when you work with communities, especially with Family Arts. Today at the Family Arts Conference 2024, Joseph Coelho & Chandni Mistry both spoke with passion and intregrity about connecting with communities and creative & innovative ways to break down cultural barriers to be more inclusive to the communities they serve. This resonated with me as I have been making those community connections for over 30 years but I was still available to learn some new approaches to my practice. My takeaways from the conference is: ??To Be you need to See ??Be Brave & Flexible ?? Always Reflect & Celebrate (even the small wins) *What are your thoughts on representation in the Arts today? #FACon24 #representationmatters #championdiversity

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Dive into the latest article from Art21, written by Sampson Ohringer, featuring our 2012 Community Spirit Award Honoree, G. Peter Jemison (Seneca). In this insightful interview, Jemison shares the inspiration behind his latest work. He reflects on his role as a "cultural worker," stating, "I have responsibilities within my community which I have learned and been taught over time. As a human being and a person who is On?dowá?ga, we view our life as living in harmony and balance with the natural world, truly appreciating and relating to it." Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4bCKp0Z

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)?have been a topic of significant discussion and debate. Some argue that DEI initiatives have roots in Marxist and socialist ideologies, while others view them as essential for promoting fairness and equal opportunities. Let’s explore this further: 1. Equity and Marxist Roots: * Equity and Marxist Roots: Equity?is a central concept in DEI programs. It aims to achieve a fair distribution of resources, status, and wealth among different groups. According to some perspectives, equity-driven DEI initiatives are influenced by neo-Marxist Identity Theories, such as?Critical Race Theory. * Critical Race Theory?(CRT) is a framework that examines how race and racism intersect with law, policy, and society. It emerged from legal scholarship and has been influential in discussions about social justice and inequality. * Critics argue that DEI programs, driven by equity, seek to redistribute resources and opportunities based on identity, which aligns with socialist principles. They see DEI as a contemporary repackaging of socialism1122. 2. The Controversy: * Some people view DEI as necessary for addressing historical injustices and promoting diversity and inclusion. They believe that systemic discrimination exists and that DEI efforts are essential to level the playing field. * Others argue that DEI initiatives can lead to unintended consequences, such as reverse discrimination or stifling free speech. They question whether equity-driven policies are the most effective way to address disparities. 3. Different Perspectives: * Proponents: Supporters of DEI emphasize the importance of creating inclusive environments, valuing diversity, and ensuring equal opportunities for all. * Critics: Critics raise concerns about ideological bias, potential overreach, and the impact of DEI policies on individual rights and freedoms. In summary, the debate around DEI and its roots is multifaceted. While some see it as a positive force for change, others raise valid questions about its ideological origins and potential consequences. As HOLYwood Studios U.S. investigates, it’s essential to consider diverse viewpoints and engage in informed discussions But Does DEI have Marxist roots? This is what HOLYwood Studios U.S. is going to investigate. https://lnkd.in/eCXJdSAw

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)?have been a topic of significant discussion and debate. Some argue that DEI initiatives have roots in Marxist and socialist ideologies, while others view them as essential for promoting fairness and equal opportunities. Let’s explore this further: 1. Equity and Marxist Roots: * Equity?is a central concept in DEI programs. It aims to achieve a fair distribution of resources, status, and wealth among different groups. According to some perspectives, equity-driven DEI initiatives are influenced by neo-Marxist Identity Theories, such as?Critical Race Theory. * Critical Race Theory?(CRT) is a framework that examines how race and racism intersect with law, policy, and society. It emerged from legal scholarship and has been influential in discussions about social justice and inequality. * Critics argue that DEI programs, driven by equity, seek to redistribute resources and opportunities based on identity, which aligns with socialist principles. They see DEI as a contemporary repackaging of socialism1122. 2. The Controversy: * Some people view DEI as necessary for addressing historical injustices and promoting diversity and inclusion. They believe that systemic discrimination exists and that DEI efforts are essential to level the playing field. * Others argue that DEI initiatives can lead to unintended consequences, such as reverse discrimination or stifling free speech. They question whether equity-driven policies are the most effective way to address disparities. 3. Different Perspectives: * Proponents: Supporters of DEI emphasize the importance of creating inclusive environments, valuing diversity, and ensuring equal opportunities for all. * Critics: Critics raise concerns about ideological bias, potential overreach, and the impact of DEI policies on individual rights and freedoms. In summary, the debate around DEI and its roots is multifaceted. While some see it as a positive force for change, others raise valid questions about its ideological origins and potential consequences. As HOLYwood Studios U.S. investigates, it’s essential to consider diverse viewpoints and engage in informed discussions But Does DEI have Marxist roots? This is what HOLYwood Studios U.S. is going to investigate. https://lnkd.in/e4S9tSaU

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)?have been a topic of significant discussion and debate. Some argue that DEI initiatives have roots in Marxist and socialist ideologies, while others view them as essential for promoting fairness and equal opportunities. Let’s explore this further: 1. Equity and Marxist Roots: * Equity and Marxist Roots: Equity?is a central concept in DEI programs. It aims to achieve a fair distribution of resources, status, and wealth among different groups. According to some perspectives, equity-driven DEI initiatives are influenced by neo-Marxist Identity Theories, such as?Critical Race Theory. * Critical Race Theory?(CRT) is a framework that examines how race and racism intersect with law, policy, and society. It emerged from legal scholarship and has been influential in discussions about social justice and inequality. * Critics argue that DEI programs, driven by equity, seek to redistribute resources and opportunities based on identity, which aligns with socialist principles. They see DEI as a contemporary repackaging of socialism1122. 2. The Controversy: * Some people view DEI as necessary for addressing historical injustices and promoting diversity and inclusion. They believe that systemic discrimination exists and that DEI efforts are essential to level the playing field. * Others argue that DEI initiatives can lead to unintended consequences, such as reverse discrimination or stifling free speech. They question whether equity-driven policies are the most effective way to address disparities. 3. Different Perspectives: * Proponents: Supporters of DEI emphasize the importance of creating inclusive environments, valuing diversity, and ensuring equal opportunities for all. * Critics: Critics raise concerns about ideological bias, potential overreach, and the impact of DEI policies on individual rights and freedoms. In summary, the debate around DEI and its roots is multifaceted. While some see it as a positive force for change, others raise valid questions about its ideological origins and potential consequences. As HOLYwood Studios U.S. investigates, it’s essential to consider diverse viewpoints and engage in informed discussions But Does DEI have Marxist roots? This is what HOLYwood Studios U.S. is going to investigate. https://lnkd.in/e4S9tSaU

As #BlackHistoryMonth comes to a close, we're highlighting one of our values, "Embrace our differences and find strength in our connectedness," by sharing insight from two of our superstar coaches, Jen and Nicole! Check out the full blog post here: https://lnkd.in/eC8yfTMv

Bridgerton's Alternative History: A Vision of Acceptance and Inclusion In this video, we explore Shonda Rhimes' vision for Bridgerton, offering an alternative history where the black race was accepted earlier in our culture. Discover how this captivating series portrays a different narrative that challenges societal norms. #Bridgerton #AlternativeHistory #ShondaRhimes #InclusionMatters #AcceptanceCulture #RepresentationMatters #HistoricalFiction #RaceInSociety #DiverseNarratives #ChallengingSocietalNorms