Hi Ebony, I think your outline looks great! I remember per diem as $35 per day. Looking forward, Laura On 4/7/10 7:19 PM, "Ebony Golden" <furiousflower@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > RSC we are moving and grooving! Please give us your thoughts! > > Notes: > > Budget Talk: > We have 1050.00 to play with. After we pay all of our expenses for travel > Shon and I will split what's left over in an equitable way. We have decided > to not spend any money with out each other's consent. > > Question: Do we get a per diem? And who do we ask for contracts? - Ebony > will check on this. > > Learning Exchange Design > > Guiding Question: How do we support dialogue and action across generations? > > > What communities do we come from? What community are we building > in this space? > Possible Activity (we will choose one): > 1. Community Circle: Think about a community you identify with from smallest > to largest. We will go around in a circle and each will vocalize their > affiliations. If some one else identifies, they will make a physical movement > to symbolize connection. > 2. Image Theater: Think about the communities you come from. Use your body > to create an image that represent the communities you come from. Then use your > body to create an image that displays the community you want to create with > us. After that, say your name and one of the communities you come from. > > Who were the key players in our growth and development, and why? > Activity: > 1. Watch the youth video where they engage the same > question. > 2. Story Circle: Talk about a time you were supported to achieve a dream or > goal. > 3. Creative responses to themes that emerged during the story circle > 4. Creative report back. > > Now we will have a whole group discussion about what supports dialogue and > action across generations. > Activities: > 1. Large group discussion. > 2. Image Theater to activate the conversation > > Break Time > > Now let's consider what makes it a challenge to dialogue and act across > generations. > > Activities > 1. Shon and Ebony will do the Machine Game (first with struggle) > 2. In groups, participants will activate the Machine Game. The goal is to be > a well oiled-machine > 3. Report- what are your re-actions to the game, how did you move from > struggle to performing as a well oiled machine. > 4. Large group discussion > > Case Study: Dialogue and Action Across Generations Can Be Done!! Elandria and > Tufara are ready to give us case studies to pull from. > Activities > 1. Pass out the case study > 2. Read it and break it down > 3. Pose some questions and dialogue about the case study > 4. How did this community succeed? > 5. What can we take from it and do here is Durham. > > Large Group Discussion > > Check Outs > > > Next Step > > Plan Sunday, two hours where we map out an action plan. > Evaluation > > Logistics: > Supplies > Lodging > Publicity- Check in with Mama Nia and see how we can help. > Child Care > Shon: Make sure we have the movers and shaker and the people we need in the > room. > Travel arrangements > > > > -- > Ebony N. Golden, MFA, MA > Creative Director > Betty's Daughter Arts Collaborative > www.bettysdaughterarts.com <http://www.bettysdaughterarts.com> > > Check out...Gumbo Yaya/or this is why we speak in tongues > "Creative Healing and Expression for Women of the Diaspora" > www.iamnotaproject.wordpress.com <http://www.iamnotaproject.wordpress.com> > > --- Laura Schandelmeier & Stephen Clapp Co-Artistic Directors Dance Box Theater, Inc. 3311 Rhode Island Avenue, #305 Mount Rainier, MD 20712 http://www.danceboxtheater.org (301) 779-6383 laura@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx