
COVID SAFE THEATRE
Who Cares about COVID Safe Theater? Who is thinking about it and talking about it? Who is producing it? This ever growing collection of essays,
Who Cares about COVID Safe Theater? Who is thinking about it and talking about it? Who is producing it? This ever growing collection of essays,
This essay by Claudia Alick was inspired by The 7 Transdisciplinary Cognitive Skills for Creative Education With Contributions by The Deep-Play Research Group by Danah
We became familiar with the transmedia work of Kamal Sinclair when we were exploring the project Question Bridge. We are happy to share their New
Below you can read some Zapatista Principles & Practices published in The Anarchists Library an archive focusing on anarchism and anarchist texts. On 1 January
this poem by claudia alick was written using the language that has been banned by the federal government. In Donald Trump’s first week in office,
Freelancing, Empowered: What is Guilded? At Calling Up Justice, our weekly Open Development meetings are a space where we share funding and work opportunities to
Are you passionate about using technology as a force for positive change? At Calling Up Justice, we are committed to empowering marginalized communities through the transformative power of technology. We believe that access to digital tools and knowledge can create opportunities and amplify voices that have historically been unheard. read below to learn how we share power and how you can join us!
Gata (IG @gata_the_baddie) a member of OneFreeCommunity.com, hosted a Taxes 101 in the One Free Community server. The event was well attended and received by
At Calling Up Justice we value connectivity and our ability to communicate. In a world in increasing pandemic and further disability we must find ways
The Sick Woman Theory, developed by Johanna Hedva, is a framework that challenges the traditional notions of activism and societal value. It argues that the
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