A recent report shares how five organizations exemplify different approaches to Connected Arts Learning, from working with communities and helping young people speak out through art. In our latest podcast episode, two musicians discuss how they are using the report to engage young people and help them discover their identities and communities. https://bit.ly/3vjjvMI
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A recent report shares how five organizations exemplify different approaches to Connected Arts Learning, from working with communities and helping young people speak out through art. In our latest podcast episode, two musicians discuss how they are using the report to engage young people and help them discover their identities and communities. https://bit.ly/3vjjvMI
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A recent report shares how five organizations exemplify different approaches to Connected Arts Learning, from working with communities and helping young people speak out through art. In our latest podcast episode, two musicians discuss how they are using the report to engage young people and help them discover their identities and communities. https://bit.ly/3vjjvMI
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A recent report shares how five organizations exemplify different approaches to Connected Arts Learning, from working with communities and helping young people speak out through art. In our latest podcast episode, two musicians discuss how they are using the report to engage young people and help them discover their identities and communities. https://bit.ly/3vjjvMI
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A recent report shares how five organizations exemplify different approaches to Connected Arts Learning, from working with communities and helping young people speak out through art. In our latest podcast episode, two musicians discuss how they are using the report to engage young people and help them discover their identities and communities. https://bit.ly/3vjjvMI
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In this special #Juneteenth episode from 2023, ASHP Official podcast guests discuss promoting joy as an active form of well-being among Black men, sharing practical ways Black men find joy, and insist on making it daily practice. Listen and download here: https://hubs.ly/Q02CksTt0
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Classical Sacred Art Painter + Speaker rooted in Catholic tradition. Open to commissions + traveling for presentations
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Creating a voice avatar using your voice or hundreds of others is easy. Now, it's possible to customize a voice. ElevenLabs permits you to design a voice with a prompt, like: "A middle-aged woman with a Bronx accent." You could use this technology to create a podcast in which two people discuss any subject you choose in any voice you can imagine.
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“…I think the most important thing about art for everyone, the artists included, the audience, is to keep an open mind and just go forward and try to expand it. Because art for me, really, actually has great utility. The utility is really about feeling yourself, understanding yourself. And the basic thing with that is we're very unknown to ourselves, you know? It’s a very simple thing: here we are, who we are, but how do we know who we are? We have to explore and that means going into the unknown.” Hafftka: Obstinance, Flow, and LFG The Future of Art, episode 26 is live now wherever you listen to podcasts and on YouTube https://lnkd.in/et563tcX
