Curable: See You Are Able     

LOCAL 2 GLOBAL JUSTICE TEACH-IN

TIME: 11:15-12:15PM 

PANEL TITLE: Speak Loudly and Carry a Black Book

LOCATION: Arizona State University Tempe in COOR L1-10

PANEL DESCRIPTION: Ages 18+, COOR L1-10 - Speak Loudly and Carry a Black Book is a workshop/skill share that displays how oral interpretation can be utilized as an effective, applicable, and accessible, tool in transformative learning. Oral interpretation, also known as performance of literature, is an exciting narrative-based performance style that provides a platform for the invisible issues of our society to be made visible in an unobtrusive way. Transformative learning provides a pathway towards social/global change because participants can potentially transition from a position of indifference into a position of activism. By providing an overview of oral interpretation and transformative learning, and then displaying how both are being utilized in practice, participants will be provided the necessary tools to evoke change within their communities. - Tenisha Baca, See You Are Able

WEBSITE: http://www.localtoglobal.org/

Homebase Poetry $5 cover

Performing at the Arizona League To End Regional Trafficking (ALERT) annual awareness event.

http://traffickingaz.org/

Presenting at the 2009 Mary Lou Fulton Insitute and Graduate School of Education's first graduate convocation at Gammage Auditorium.

Guest lecturer for CMN 394 at Arizona State University West

SPACE 55

www.space55.org

Click on the link below to read about the event. There's a picture of me there. I'll see if I can scan the document and post it. The link will have to do for now.

http://humancommunication.clas.asu.edu/aboutus/newsletters.shtml

This was posted Dec. 16th, 2008. It mentions the Phoenix Indie Craft-O-Rama, but some personal things as well. I truly admire the strength of this wonderful woman. Please read, and subscribe if you'd like.

http://thecraftychica.blogspot.com/

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   Photos by Judith Smith of ASU