26 Oct
Some stories just beg to be retold. The story of Alexander Yakovlev is one of them. In 1958 as the Cold War simmered, Russian Alexander Yakovlev was one of the first recipients of a Fulbright scholarship to study a year in the United States. In 1985, he became Gorbachev’s key adviser…
29 Apr
“Foxes have holes, and the birds of the air have nests, but the son of man (or “the human one”) has no place to lay his head.” ~ Matt 8:20/Luke 9:58
That pretty much summarizes how I’ll be in the coming week. On Sunday, I leave Brethren Housing Association’s Campaign Kickoff Block Party for seven days on my bicycle, raising awareness about homelessness while trying it out as well.
Check out the full schedule, facts about homelessness and how we plan to highlight local challenges – and solutions – here…
1 Dec
A lot has been happening in the last past months in the liberating arts, so i’m putting together some highlights, both across North America and in my little corner of it… Conscious Dancer, Leaps and Bounds, Playback Theatre North America, a new conference in June, River Crossing Playback update and more…
