More from PublicSource: Mark Steidl can’t talk without a Tobii Dynavox, but co-wrote an opera and will be performing in a staging of its first act next week. Cerebral palsy has not deterred Mark from pursuing art and advocacy. “I don't get depressed because I love my sass” https://lnkd.in/eT7w9qKG Amazing: Pittsburgh Public Schools has closed 42 buildings in the past two decades, and another 16 would be shuttered under a consultant’s proposal. Students, parents and communities wonder: Where will it end? https://lnkd.in/evs9gMgg The bill has come due. For years, local governments have lived on federal COVID-driven largess, and now it’s the county’s turn to propose some tough medicine — a hefty property tax hike. What it may mean for homeowners, renters https://lnkd.in/eQBKrR-A Long a hive of city-related services, a dowdy brick building on Ross Street, Downtown, will become affordable housing central following a $4 million sale. The details https://www.publicsource
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The best examples of Social Consciousness in the Arts I’ve ever seen: 1. Musicians using their platforms to advocate for social justice. 2. Art installations that highlight environmental issues. 3. Community choirs that bring diverse groups together. What others would you add? Join Our Mailing List for Updates and share your thoughts on how artists can inspire change! 🌟 #SocialConsciousness #ArtForChange #CommunityEngagement #passaggio #passaggiomusic
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This short film is by Roland Keates. That which does not kill me makes me stronger! (Friedrich Nietzsche) Throughout our long history, humankind has been remarkably successful at overcoming adversity and thriving on the opportunities presented by the world in which we live. You could argue that humans are one of the hardiest species to inhabit the earth. Theories of evolution claim that abilities and attributes that aid in survival are passed on from generation to generation because the individual passing them on lived long enough to have children. Given the length of time humans have been evolving in their present form (roughly 30,000 years), it might be argued that all people have within them the inherited potential to be resilient. Ensuring that children achieve their potential to be resilient is a universal concern of parents, caregivers and professionals who work with children. A child's capacity to cope with adversity and 'stand on their own two feet' is seen by those who have a caring concern for children as an important part of development, and essential in order to achieve independence and success in later life. Perhaps just as universal is the concern for shielding children from physical and emotional distress. These seemingly competing concerns are a source of confusion and heartache for those who have the best interests of children at heart and have the potential to obscure an understanding of what is, indeed, in a child's best interests. I made this short film in order to provide parents, caregivers and professionals who work with children a clear vision of how to ensure that children realise their natural inheritance to be resilient without precipitating conflicts and confusion about a child's best interests. with the best interests of children at heart and have the potential to obscure an understanding of what resilience as a specific characteristic or attribute of a person can be difficult to pin down. I used Emmylou Harris's rendition of “Orhan Girl” to highlight how something so beautiful can be blessed in so many different ways and forms. https://lnkd.in/ewGQ7G9E
Orphaned Girls. A short film by Roland Keates. Music by Emmylou Harris Orphan Girl (Remastered)
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Event | Co-operatives as a means for reform in times of crisis and the barriers A historical perspective on the role of co-operatives in progressive social transitions and sometimes defensive successes in very unpromising political environments. How and why progressive capitalism needs to replicate this today is the issue this seminar concludes on. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eDz4z6NR #CitizensOfChange
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VIDEO: Luca, the co-founder of The Live In Care Company, chats with Daniel, the co-founder of Chroma, about the transformative impact of music and drama therapy. Daniel, a seasoned music therapist, shares insights into Chroma's work across health, education, and social care sectors in the UK. They discuss the importance of non-musical outcomes, the role of music in dementia care, and the benefits of creative arts therapies for children in foster care, people with brain injuries, and more. This episode offers a deep dive into how personalised music and drama therapy can enhance everyday life and emotional wellbeing. https://lnkd.in/eR_kUvZk
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A follow-up to my Roger Waters article, in this Substack post I consider what it means when we learn that the artists whose work we love have failed the test of decency in their private lives. https://lnkd.in/eYDKZMNa
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Report Analysis: Are members’ voices drowned out in large co-operatives? The size of some organizations makes it difficult for them to maintain the same level of dynamism in democracy and participation seen in smaller cooperatives and mutuals. Some larger entities have even faced challenges in preserving their cooperative identity, leading to instances of demutualization. https://lnkd.in/e_rjagEr via Co-op News op Newshttps://lnkd.in/e_rjagEr
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Anne Cecil inspired me along the way as she wrote her book by sharing chapters and parts of her writing-in-process with me. And each page brought to mind a time and a place and did so with academic texture and depth. Read this book! #gender #publishing #teachingandlearning #music
I have always been bothered by the fact that when I tell people I’m a punk they conjure an image of Sid Vicious in their head. That certainly is not the de facto image that reflects my experience on the Philly Punk scene. Sure, we had mohawks and studded, painted, leather moto jackets. In fact, my ex-husband rocked that look, but no one had to rock it to belong. Back in the day, my micro tribe included men and women of various colors, shapes, sizes, backgrounds and styles. No one was marginalized. Women participated in the scene as artists, musicians, booking agents, band managers, DJs, cultural producers, community builders and institutional leaders. 40ish years later we are still at it. Punk Rock Women Alive and Well in South Philly is a memoir that tells MY story and OUR story as we have evolved from an fledgling music scene into a dynamic, multifaceted culture. Published by LPP David Parker Dr. Joseph Henry Hancock II, MS. Ph.D. collection editor10/23/24. Get your copy here: https://lnkd.in/eMn8nYSn
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Did you know? Even if you think you don't have a lot of assets, a will is still essential! Without one, state laws (intestacy) dictate who inherits your belongings, which might not reflect your wishes. Imagine your favorite cousin getting your prized record collection instead of your music-loving niece! A will ensures your legacy is distributed as you see fit. #EstatePlanning #PlanForTheFuture
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Did you know? Even if you think you don't have a lot of assets, a will is still essential! Without one, state laws (intestacy) dictate who inherits your belongings, which might not reflect your wishes. Imagine your favorite cousin getting your prized record collection instead of your music-loving niece! A will ensures your legacy is distributed as you see fit. #EstatePlanning #PlanForTheFuture
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