Habitat: Home New York City premiered one year ago this month. What are Habitat: Home artists up to now? Featured Artist Update from: Beata Moon, Composer What times we are living in. I wrote a song about voting to hopefully inspire those to vote or to write their own songs about voting: Listen on Facebook. A … Read More

Via Medium.  GRIEVING THE WHITE VOID By Abraham Lateiner Learn more at www.risksomething.org “I stood to my feet in the midst of the cosmos. I discovered that all were intoxicated and none were thirsty. At the moment you are inebriated, but free from the effects of wine, you too may turn and stand.” — Yeshua, Saying … Read More

Via American Theatre. The Science of Mattering: How to Gauge Theatre’s Impact Can theatre’s intrinsic value to audiences be measured? Three new studies point the way. BY ANTHONY RHINE In the middle part of the last century, the nation’s big advertising firms started hiring behavioral experts with Ph.D.s in psychology under the assumption that advertising might be … Read More

Via Fractured Atlas.  Working Apart So We Can Work Together By Courtney Harge As part of our commitment to anti-racism and anti-oppression, Fractured Atlas has been hosting race-based caucuses since late 2016. Each space serves a unique role in our work. We’re sharing our experiences in the hopes that more organizations will implement the practice. Photo Credit: Flickr user Dorret What … Read More

Via Indigenous Action.  Accomplices Not Allies: Abolishing the Ally Industrial Complex This provocation is intended to intervene in some of the current tensions around solidarity/support work as the current trajectories are counter-liberatory from my perspective. Special thanks to DS in Phoenix for convos that lead to this ‘zine and all those who provided comments/questions/disagreements. Don’t … Read More