Trek Table is produced by Calling Up Justice Partner Practice De La Projects as a digital stream with a LIVE audience on platforms like Twitch and Youtube. We record a show that we archive as an audio podcast and a video archive available on platforms like apple itunes.
JUN 6, 2020 Listen up! AAPF AND KIMBERLE CRENSHAW PRESENT: INTERSECTIONALITY MATTERS! The podcast that brings intersectionality to life https://aapf.org/podcast Read Up! “The Death of
MAR 30, 2020 January 2020 NYC Jess Thom provided me with one of the most powerful theater experiences of my life and I see A
MAY 1, 2020 Relaxed Performances are events designed with accommodations for people—including those with autism, sensory or communication disorders, or developmental differences—who would benefit from
Transmedia storytelling has been utilized in theater productions, such as the Black Women Playwrights’ Group and Carnegie Mellon University’s Entertainment Technology Center (ETC) collaboration on By The Way, Meet Vera Stark and Kristoffer Diaz’s The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity, to create a more immersive and expansive experience. The Calling Up Justice practice values the freedom and accessibility that transmedia storytelling provides.
APR 16, 2020 As in the physically shared space you will need to agree on how you will communicate clearly and without harm with each
A new platform called Northwest Arts Streaming Hub (NASH) hopes to throw a life preserver to drowning Pacific Northwest artists and organizations by creating a central digital space where they can rebroadcast old work or stream live performances of new stuff for audiences.
Like a Netflix for local art, NASH plans to aggregate content from a bunch of PNW venues and performers through different channels on its website, which will “soft launch…as early as the end of next week,” according to Lily Raabe of the arts consulting firm Scandiuzzi Krebs, who helped organize the artists.
March 29– This is another method of harassment. Generally the abuse is racist and comes from a white male dominant violent perspective. I made this
March 26 This is a gentle reminder to have realistic expectations for yourself. Some have shared stories of Shakespeare writing plays during the plague. First
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