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November 10, 2009

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October 26, 2009

  • Philadelphia Museum of Art Presents Retrospective Exploring the Achievement of Arshile Gorky

    Philadelphia Museum of Art Arshile Gorky Agony, c. 1947 (The Museum of Modern Art, New York; A. (…)

  • 8 Creative Approaches to Grief

    This week on guest post day, I’m delighted to have Kara from Mother Henna here to talk to us about creative ways to address and honor our grief.From colorful celebrations like Dia de los Muertos to more solemn ceremonies like Blue Christmas mass, Kara has gathered an impressive list of resources to help you or someone you love navigate the difficult waters of the holiday season.In my work as a pastor, and later as a soulcare specialist, I found that those who are experiencing grief are severely

October 24, 2009

  • Do It With Others at The Dark Mountain

    Do It With Others - (DIWO) at the Dark Mountain :: Call for Mail-Art projects across physical and digital networks towards an open exhibition at HTTP Gallery :: Deadline: November 26, 2009. (…)

  • Reinventing Community Colleges

    How can community colleges improve learning and create knowledge for diverse student populations? (…)

October 22, 2009

  • Interview with Pelin Tan

    For some Turkish publication called “Express” ??? (…)

  • You can go your own way

    M any readers are undoubtedly suspicious of self-indulgent exercises in libertarian wankery, but this excellent dialogue from Reason raises some interesting questions about the nature of governance, freedom and culture. (…)

October 18, 2009

  • Why David Sometimes Wins: Marshall Ganz

    Why David Sometimes Wins; Leadership, Organization, and Strategy in the California Farm Worker Movement. Marshall Ganz. 2009. Oxford University Press. (…)

  • What Makes a Kids’ Movie Scary

    Warner Brothers PicturesA scene from “Where The Wild Things Are.”“Where the Wild Things Are,” a film based on Maurice Sendak’s classic children’s book, hit theaters on Friday. (…)