Here's a sampling from amongst many Community Projects
I have facilitated or collaborated on over the years:
Cully Street Banners - 2014
Arts Mentor | Digital Designer
In 2014 I guided (grades 6-8) Community Transitional School students and (grades 2-5) Hacienda House participants through a design process that led to the production of Street Banners now flying in the Cully Neighborhood.
In 2014 I guided (grades 6-8) Community Transitional School students and (grades 2-5) Hacienda House participants through a design process that led to the production of Street Banners now flying in the Cully Neighborhood.
Common Voice - 1997
Arts Mentor | Writer, Co-Composer
The Common Voice project involved 150 students (grades 4-8) in a theater and music-based art project focused on learning about and celebrating the Tualitan River Watershed. After 3 months of collaborative writing and song composition, students rehearsed and performed their songs and narrative for a large regional audience at the Spring TRW celebration.
The Common Voice project involved 150 students (grades 4-8) in a theater and music-based art project focused on learning about and celebrating the Tualitan River Watershed. After 3 months of collaborative writing and song composition, students rehearsed and performed their songs and narrative for a large regional audience at the Spring TRW celebration.
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Cultural Activism
Global Citizen | Cultural Creative
From the 70's onward, I worked on a variety of projects that engaged our community in issues of the day - the Vietnam War, the evolution of Labor Unions, minority rights, the environment, political upheavals around the world, and our own incursions into the middle east.
I believe it's important to engage with the idea that we are all part of a greater whole, no matter where we live, what language we speak or religion we practice. Ripples of energy and consciousness flow between us whether we are aware of them or not. We collectively influence the shape of the future through our thoughts and actions.
I believe that we're all responsible for the welfare of Earth's children and for the planet home we share. We are, in truth, One Earth Family.
From the 70's onward, I worked on a variety of projects that engaged our community in issues of the day - the Vietnam War, the evolution of Labor Unions, minority rights, the environment, political upheavals around the world, and our own incursions into the middle east.
I believe it's important to engage with the idea that we are all part of a greater whole, no matter where we live, what language we speak or religion we practice. Ripples of energy and consciousness flow between us whether we are aware of them or not. We collectively influence the shape of the future through our thoughts and actions.
I believe that we're all responsible for the welfare of Earth's children and for the planet home we share. We are, in truth, One Earth Family.
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