Dallas is home to facilities with activities and programming for people of all ages to maintain our vibrant communities. This includes our Arts & Culture initiatives that support the Dallas Zoo, Majestice Theater, Dallas Arboretum and more! More about vibrant Dallas: https://lnkd.in/g6VkrtGv #VibrantDallas #DallasBudget
Looks like an incredible event and partnership! Collaboration brings great impact!
[Week in Review] Time with Mino Lora People's Theatre Project is time well spent. Already #groundbreaking and more #groundbreaking to ahead... Coming soon: People’s Theatre: Centro Cultural Inmigrante in #Inwood. A new home for #storytelling #performance #research #communityevents housed in a #mixeduse #mixeddevelopment residential development. Shout out ot LMXD MSquared Taconic Partners WORKac Charcoalblue New York City Economic Development Corporation NYC Department of Cultural Affairs NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital NYC Employment and Training Coalition (NYCETC) supports the #NYC #culturalworkforce. Its the #culturalworkforce that fuels, revitalizes, restores our city. #culturalinstitutions are #economicengines.
Theatre Communications Group upgraded me to a solo presentation at the national theater conference, and I love their description! "As nonprofit arts organizations we are fed the narrative that our most lucrative programs or productions are often the least mission-aligned, and vice versa: that our most mission-aligned work is the least beneficial for our bottom line. Out Of Hand Theater's story paints a different picture: we have developed a model that has tripled our income in four years while moving our neighbors to action on important issues and elevating the role of theater in our community. It’s a win for art, a win for business, and a win for our community... This session will illustrate more about this unique model, and generate further conversation about how to serve our bottom lines by centering our communities and harnessing our greatest potential for impact."
I'm published in an academic journal! "Pairing theater with information and conversation increases understanding, empathy and action around social justice, raises [Out Of Hand Theater's] visibility, and provides new income streams, making theater financially viable and increasing its community value while serving the greatest community needs." https://lnkd.in/ed2cmTvq
We’re working to protect our community places. But nominating and supporting a community place on #SaveBirmingham's website isn’t enough. Any building, community place or land can be officially registered as an Asset of Community Value (ACV) if it benefits the local community, either now or in the future. This can include cultural, recreational and sporting activities. Being officially registered provides some protection to the community asset when the owner wants to sell it. The owner must notify residents about their intention to sell the community asset, and must wait six months before they can sell. We want to help community groups and residents to come up with community-based or co-operative solutions to potential asset sales by Birmingham City Council. Read our guidance on ACVs and more about what you can do to save the places you care about in your community on our website ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/ecXXMnf9 #birmingham #ACVs #CommunityAssets #Coops #cooperatives
Do You Know How Much Equity You Have? To find out what your number is, let’s connect. #TheCicerelloTeam #SantaClaritaRealEstate #sellyourhouse #realestatetips
The transformative power of Theater! Interesting article on how theater is getting communities to think, feel, and begin to understand the nature of the housing challenges we face today. https://lnkd.in/gmxQjiFn
Honoring Strength and Resilience on International Widows Day 🌸 Today is International Widows Day! Let's come together to support and empower widows around the world. Why This Day Matters Awareness: International Widows Day raises awareness about the challenges and injustices faced by widows globally. Empowerment: It is a day to advocate for the rights, dignity, and well-being of widows. Support: Highlight the importance of social and economic support systems for widows to lead independent and fulfilling lives. Solidarity: Stand in solidarity with widows and acknowledge their strength, resilience, and contributions to society.
Seeking a career in the Creative Sector? Check out these top tips from some of Creative Access's graduates who have gone before you! #TopTips #CreativeJobs #Careers #ArdenUniversity #Insights
Last week, the Creative Access team travelled to BBC Studios Natural History Unit in Bristol to host a very special showcase highlighting all the creative roles on offer in the area 💥 We were joined by a whole host of industry pros including a few of our very own #CAAlumni. Here’s some of their tips 👇 Read what the rest of our panel had to say: https://lnkd.in/eUX-SDkg Shout out to our hosts at BBC NHU, our community for joining us and, of course, our wonderful panel Chase Mnatzaganian Saphia Abrahamovitch-Venner Zulekhá Afzal Sunita Ramani Lorna Leigh Harrington & Nancy Medina ✨ #bristol #bristolcreatives #careerdevelopment
Improv training provides a focus on listening, agreeing and adding on (the 'yes, and...' of it all), and finding ways to collaborate, that can result in improving communication, boosting morale, creating balance, and leading to creative ways to solve problems.
Piven Theatre Workshop instructors, Rebecca McNamara and Mikalina Rabinsky, had a wonderful experience creating and leading a corporate workshop with the members of The Network, to kick off their day-long retreat in late January. One participant had this to say: “I am not a performer by nature, and the very thought of participating in "improv" in front of my coworkers filled me with horror. But to my great surprise, the session with Piven Theatre was nothing like I thought improv was, and it was much more fun than I could have imagined. The teachers made each exercise challenging but created a playful environment where we all felt comfortable and supported. I am very grateful to have had this opportunity, and what I will remember most is how much we all truly enjoyed interacting with each other and as a group in such a creative and carefree way.” The Network is a group of 40+ member organizations dedicated to improving the lives of those impacted by gender-based violence through education, public policy and advocacy, and connecting community members with direct service providers. They lead collaborative work to imagine and realize radical ways to respond to and end gender-based violence, focusing on the intersections between systemic violence and gender-based violence.
From the front entrance, to across the theatre, and around the corner to the high school, forty-eight flags adorn the walls of our school. Together, they are a sight to see, a representation of who we are and where we’re from. And while these flags are something you see every day, you may not know why they’re there or how they’re chosen. 1 – Every flag represents a Meadowridge family and where they’re from, including current and alumni families. 2—Flags are hung in alphabetical order, currently from Argentina to Vietnam. 3—Meadowridge hangs four flags that are not geographical, these include: the Pride Flag, the United Nations Flag, the Survivors’ Flag, and the IB Flag.
¡Dallas es el hogar de instalaciones con actividades y programas para personas de todas las edades que mantienen nuestras comunidades dinámicas. Esto incluye nuestras iniciativas de Arte y Cultura que apoyan al Zoológico de Dallas, el Majestic Theater, el Arboreto de Dallas y mucho más! Más sobre Dallas dinámica: dal.city/DallasBudgetVibrant #DallasDinámica #PresupuestoDeDallas