#119 Dance, Comics, Film & Social Justice

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Paul Vogelzang

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🗓️ 27 June 2017

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Dance, Comics, Film & Social Justice

How To Start and Succeed With This Conversation

The 120 Project – a social justice arts activism platform, which we would like to share with your community. Using dance, comics, and facilitated dialogue, we can offer creative and robust conversation and art-making sessions around issues important to you and your community.

It is a proven fact that dialog binds us together.

This show teaches us how, and why, but with a novel approach, using research to add corroboration and value.

For my audience of 55+ age community, this is a must listen program.

And, please consider contributing to the Kickstarter campaign: HERE

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/819405516/120-project/

Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Welcome to the not old better show on the host Paul Volkibet.
0:12.0	All over the world right now people are feeling isolated, separate, fearful,
0:17.9	worried about the future and I know because I've heard from many of you the not old better show listeners and
0:25.0	viewers at the world relieving for our children and grandchildren is scary.
0:29.2	Hi Paul this is Sarah Beth and we are super excited to share out 120 project which is a
0:35.6	social justice arts activism platform and we believe dance, comics and dialogue
0:40.4	can be a premise for community building.
0:42.8	Hi Paul, this is Oliver, and the 120 project
0:46.4	is an attempt at domestic cultural diplomacy.
0:51.0	And what that is is bringing people together through activities, in this case dance,
0:57.0	making comics, and uniting them in a shared experience in terms of communication building that's foundational in terms of
1:05.6	building relationships and being able to say well we might not agree on everything
1:10.1	but hey we made those comics we we dance together and now we can go from that.
1:14.3	Hi Paul this is Emily one aspect of the 120 project is conducting research on art
1:20.0	art activism and how leaders in the community use the principles of cultural diplomacy in their own work.
1:28.0	So I've been collecting interviews along for the
1:33.2	story card compilation.
1:33.7	Scary, no way. They're friendly, they're talented and they have a lot to say
1:39.5	about what's going on in the world and are our guests today, Sarah Beth Oppenheim, Oliver Mertz, and Emily Ames.
1:48.8	To help make this world today more tolerant and offer greater understanding about our futures.
1:54.0	Again, for our children and grandchildren, Sarah Oliver and Emily
2:00.0	are speaking out, artistically, financially, and collaboratively.
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