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Organized by OWS, this 24-hour event will take place from 6pm on Friday, Dec 2nd to 6pm on Saturday Dec 3rd at a private/public plaza in the Broadway area (place is being kept a secret until the day.) It will begin in Duffy Square (btw 45th & 47th on B'Way) at 6pm where everyone will gather and walk together to the place where the event will be happening.
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Next Up
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FOUNDRY DIALOGUES March - May, 2012 |
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The question no longer is if but how
There are people and communities all across the world who are no longer waiting for the systems around them to change, who are engaged in alternative practices right now -- in the workplace, in education, in healthcare, in public safety initatives, in new economic systems and more. This year Foundry Dialogues will feature the practices and experiences -- the how -- of some of these remarkable innovators.
In our lifetimes, in these times, how do we realize a more just, democratic, sustainable way of life?
This is how we do it. |
Meanwhile, we're working on ...
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INSPIRED BY OSCAR GRANT
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a new play by Marcus Gardley
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And we just finished
 HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH?Our Values in Question |
CLOSED November 26, 2011
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HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH? Our Values in Question @St Ann's Warehouse Written by Kirk Lynn Created with & directed by Melanie Joseph |
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CLOSED July 10, 2011
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"Sing me of rights, sing me of justice, Don't give me front page news Sing me a song of social significance."
In 1937 P&N was a hit musical written for and performed by the members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union – this amateur company ran on Broadway for 4 years and sent three different touring companies across the US. We adapted this historic musical to be performed by the members of FUREE – Families United For Racial and Economic Equality. FUREE in Pins and Needles is a community musical performed by a community that knows too well what they were singing about in 1937 and what they are singing about in 2011. |
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CLOSED July 10, 2011 |
A festival of performances re-imagining the city we live in 5 new plays and a musical by the ultimate dreamers: Artists & Social Justice Communities |
