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Power of Words Conference Seeks ProposalsThe Power of Words conference, to be held Sept. 12-15, 2008 at Goddard College in Plainfield, VT. and a project of the Transformative Language Arts MA degree (www.goddard.edu/mastersarts_transformative), seeks workshop proposals. The international conference attracts writers, storytellers, performers, singers and musicians, educators, activists, healers, health professionals, community leaders and more to explore how the written, spoken and sung word can bring individuals and communities liberation, celebration and transformation. The 2008 conference features keynoters Walter Mosley, novelist and author of 29 books; Kelley Hunt, international-touring rhythm and blues singer-songwriter; Bread and Puppet Theatre, social change drama; Rick Jarow, author of Creating the Work You Love and founder of the anti-career movement; and Sherry Reiter, poetry therapy pioneer. We are especially interested in workshop proposals from people of color, people under 40, or workshop proposals that focus on social change, the spoken or sung word, and how to make a living through our language arts and in service to our communities. To learn more, and to submit a conference proposal, please see www.goddard.edu/powerofwords. The deadline for proposals (to be emailed to us) is Jan. 15, 2008. For more information, please write TLAconference [at] goddard.edu Reply |
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