Claudia Not Safe for Platforms
March 1 2024 For Claudia’s birthday we presented anti-social media show content and speech that she can’t share on the platforms.
Category: Virtual Theater
BABES IN HO-LLAND
Audiencing in Community!BABES IN HO-LLAND Calling Up Justice values the act of being in community while we audience for cultural productions. One Free Community Discord hosted us
Maiamama on Captains Quadrant Podcast
Deep Space Nine “In The Pale Moon Light” The Ecstasy Booth Streamed live on Jan 25, 2024 Captain’s Quadrant Podcast To save the Federation in
Gaza Monologues 2023
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US AND CONTINUING TO STAND AGAINST GENOCIDE Claudia Alick performed in the Golden Thread and Aviva Arts reading and Jessenia supported
NET National Gathering 2023
Claudia Alick co-faciltiated the digital portions of the NET national gathering with Meena Malik and Sam Morales for 2 days. Jesenia joined as an online participant for the second day.
The Edward Medina Prize for Excellence in Cultural Criticism
The Edward Medina Prize for Excellence in Cultural Criticism is a new award for reviewers, critics, and journalists in the U.S. from under-represented groups who write about theater and its role in highlighting people from various cultures, backgrounds, and experiences.
NETneXt Community Agreements Within Ensembles
In this first community agreement Circle-Up, we’ll start to develop collective language through peer-based knowledge exchange, listening, and learning. This will be an active work session to share and collect examples of community and collaboration agreements from the NET membership.
Ta’Kiya Young Every 28 Hours Plays Action
Calling Up Justice offers the Every 28 Hours Plays to help community address the tragic killing of TaKiya Young
The Every 28 Hours Plays
Visit The Every 28 Hours Plays website to find out thousands of lives touched in collaboration with arts organizations, colleges and universities, and businesses on the topic of state violence and racism.
Star Trek and Calling Up Justice
As part of Calling Up Justice’s practice we reflect on widely distributed cultural productions to facilitate media literacy and explore larger ideas of social justice. Star Trek’s combination of a utopian future, allegorical storytelling, diverse representation, social commentary, and ethical exploration make it an excellent vehicle for discussing social justice. It invites viewers to envision a better future while critically examining the present and contemplating the changes necessary to achieve social equality and justice.