Tamera Healing Biotope 1. Given the worsening situation in the world, more and more people want to come to Tamera in search of orientation, knowledge and perspectives. This presents us with the challenge to restructure our education program anew. We are using this wintertime to pave the way for this. Around the end of January we will publish more information and a basic framework of the education program. What we can say now is that we think of continuing and deepening our courses in our core areas of water and permaculture, energy, community-building, Love School and feminine peace-knowledge.
So far, the following dates are set: Deep Nature | Permaculture Designs | Holistic Leadership - Weaving Earth - Weaving Earth. Today’s world calls for fully alive, fully connected, fully expressed individuals. It calls for people with creative ingenuity, a desire to learn and the ability to collaborate and problem solve. It calls for people with an identity that is rooted in relationship to the whole, and who carry the passion and tools needed to respond to the great work before us. All of the WE mentoring programs support the emergence of these attributes and qualities in the participants who join in.
The following list describes some of the skills and core competencies that WE participants will develop. Deep Nature Connection Humans evolved in connection with nature. Learn the art of understanding Bird LanguageCultivate deep skills of observation and pattern recognitionExpand your sensory awarenessUnderstand whole systems through holistic trackingRead the landscape Mentoring: Relationship Leads, Information Follows Applied Permaculture: From Backyard to Big Picture Peacemaking: Creating Resilient Relationships. About | The Laundromat Project. About The Laundromat Project Mission & Vision We amplify the creativity that already exists within communities by using arts and culture to build community networks, solve problems, and enhance our sense of ownership in the places where we live, work, and grow.
We envision a world in which artists are understood as valuable assets in every community and everyday people know the power of their own creative capacity to transform their lives, their relationships, and their surroundings. Theory of Change The Laundromat Project believes art, culture, and engaged imaginations can change the way people see their world, open them up to new ideas, and connect them with their neighbors. Values The Laundromat Project achieves its mission by bringing socially relevant and socially engaged arts programming to laundromats and other everyday community spaces in order to reach as many of our neighbors as possible. Creative Catalysts Community-Centered Neighborly People Powered Active Listeners and Learners. Latest | The Laundromat Project. Claro de los Reyes and Rasu Jilani in Creative Conversation December 22, 2015 2015 Create Change Commissioned artists Claro de los Reyes (My Baryo, My Borough: Oral History Project) and Rasu Jilani (Griots in ‘The Stuy’) break bread to reflect on their commissioned projects, and share their motivations and influences as artists, and muse on larger themes that inform their work.
Claro de los Reyes is a Brooklyn-based theatre artist and filmmaker who uses art-making to further community building, cross-cultural exchange, and the honoring of local cultures & heritage. His artistic practice spans from performing on Off-Broadway stages to making theatre & film alongside community members in the NY area, the Philippines, and Rwanda. He is also a proud NYC arts-based educator who serves various companies including the Apollo Theater Education, the Filipino School of NY & NJ, and CUNY Creative Arts Team. Click here to read The LP interview with Claro. November 19, 2015 November 4, 2015. Home page | Platform London - Arts. Activism. Education. Research.
Local Distinctiveness | Common Ground. Springboard for the Arts — Make a Living. Make a Life. Common Ground. 2015 iLANDing Laboratories. 2015 iLANDing Laboratory Program Following the successful inaugural year of the iLANDing Laboratory Initiative, we had the pleasure of programing a second year. The 2015 iLANDing Laboratory Program occuipied the Spring and Summer seasons with a series of experimental workshops/laboratories designed by members of the iLAND community and those who are aligned with the values of iLANDing.The Laboratories serve as focused forums and platforms for a reflective, advanced discourse around urban ecology, kinesthetic experience, and new approaches to interdisciplinary creative processes.
They draw on the history of iLAND’s programming, which has been cultivated over the past eight years through the iLAB Residency Program, iLAND Symposia, and the development of the iLANDing Method. The laboratories will continue to develop the iLANDing Method and Archive – a set of rubrics and structures that facilitate in-depth collaborative processes across disciplines. iLANDing Laboratory Workshops. InCOMMON Community Development. Neighborhoods - as the context of where life is lived - provide an extraordinary opportunity to alleviate poverty at a “cause” or “root” level. If a neighborhood is strong and thriving, it's more likely neighborhood residents will enjoy these same traits in both their personal and community life. many neighborhoods face great challenges... As a result of living in such environments, residents and families are denied many basic opportunities for life wellbeing and success.
The work of strengthening vulnerable neighborhoods, then, provides our community the strategic window needed to stop poverty before it even starts. In response to this opportunity, inCOMMON Community Development unites + strengthens vulnerable neighborhoods. Through a variety of community-based initiatives, residents are finding ways to rebuild their neighborhoods together, as well as setting a new course away from poverty and toward sustainable futures for themselves and their families.
WCCW | The Women's Center for Creative Work. Futurefarmers / Design Studio. Identity and website design commissioned by Kadist Art Foundation for Kapsul, a platform for collaboratively creating collections of images, videos, and texts online. Kapsul aims to help contemporary art curators, artists, educators, and enthusiasts find, organize, and share elements of visual culture in collaborative units called Kapsuls.
These can be used for planning exhibitions, organizing research, making presentations, or publishing soft exhibitions online. collaborators Amy Franceschini scope IdentityWebsite related Kadist Art Foundation. Futurefarmers.