[rsc] Re: Learning Exchange sources - Leadership and Community Change
- From: "PAULA LARKE" <paula@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <rsc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 19:28:03 -0400
Hope,
You are marshalling together some important stuff; good returns on your hard
work!
Sheila's book is exemplary in citing sources. I sometimes do a workshop on
nothing but source-defining and credit-giving for organizations. Her book has
been an eye-opener for many.
Thank you Hope, Sheila, Kathie, Bob.
I'm gathering ideas for performance pieces that fully explain RSC and Alternate
ROOTS. Multi-disciplinary performance pieces. Any takers on co-writing these?
Yeah. Living bibliography through performance!
Paula
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----- Original Message -----
From: Hope Clark
To: rsc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 6:29 PM
Subject: [rsc] Re: Learning Exchange sources - Leadership and Community Change
Thanks Sheila!
I hadn't seen the piece by John O'Neal. Really helpful.
Sorry about my careless spelling.
Hope
On Mar 31, 2009, at 5:41 PM, Sheila Kerrigan wrote:
Dear Hope,
Spelling: Augusto Boal and Paolo Freire
Sorry for tooting my own horn: You may want to look at my book, The
Performer’s Guide to the Collaborative Process, for sources for some of the
work we do.
Story Circles also come from John O’Neal; He has written a piece about
them. http://www.racematters.org/storycircleprocess.htm
Liz Lerman’s Critical Response Process is a part of ROOTS, although RSC may
not use it all the time.
http://www.danceexchange.org/performance/criticalresponse.html
I would look at some of Nayo Watkins’ writing on RSC work and other work
she did, including the Alternate ROOTS Resources for Social Change Handbook.
Also, Bob Leonard’s Building Arts and Community Partnerships Work Kit.
Best,
Sheila Kerrigan
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2310 Stansbury Rd
Chapel Hill NC 27516
919-929-1624
Check out my book, The Performer's Guide to the Collaborative Process:
www.collaborativecreativity.com
www.heinemanndrama.com/products/E00311.aspx
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Subject: [rsc] Re: Learning Exchange sources - Leadership and Community
Change
Attached articles as promised.
Hope
On Mar 31, 2009, at 1:34 PM, Hope Clark wrote:
Dear RSC,
I am in the midst of writing my thesis proposal about RSC learning
Exchanges. I have a question. Can we (facilitators who have used them) name the
sources used for the exercises/activities utilized in the LE's. I have this
short list.
Will people add on to it?
Augusta Boal, Story Circles as developed by Roadside Theater, Building Arts
and Community Partnerships: A Work Kit,Training for Change.
I am using Paula Friere "Pedagogy of the Oppressed" as the conceptual
framework and articles for the Literature Review - a couple are:Community
Change for Diverse Democracy(2007) by Barry Checkoway the founding Director of
the Centre for Community Service and Learning, and Coaching Leadership Learning
Through Partnership (2009) by Jan Robertson at the London Center for Leadership
and Learning. (They are attached)
Checkoway distinguishes really clearly the difference
betweenMonoculturalchange, Pluralistic change and Multicultural change. He
describes advanced ideas of democracy where "lasting change comes from a core
group of people who make contact with others who share common concerns and work
together over time."
Robertson's article was published last month and has some very helpful
comments on leadership contrasting the climate of market driven public policies
with what she describes as "knowledge through coaching, networking and
professional learning communities".
I have been reading articles from the websites of Animating Democracy, CAN,
at SIAP, the Urban Institute, and other academic journals - community
psychology sparking my interest, but please let me know if there is something
you think would be good to look at.
many thanks.
Hope Clark
http://homepage.mac.com/hopeclark/iMovieTheater11.html
Hope Clark
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