(If you have any questions about upcoming programs, or if you have an idea for a program, contact Shevonne Travers at [email protected])
Art & Conversations of Freedom (ACF) is a 3-hour participatory experience for teens to adults. In ACF, we examine the ideas of freedom, power, and agency through:
Pointed conversation in an agreed-upon open dialogue
Applied Theater
Art-making
ACF provides insights on how to ‘do something’ to negate hate and uplift love. The goal is that when you leave the Art & Conversations of Freedom experience, you have a new sense of understanding and empathy, and practical tools for productive communication and civic engagement. Presented by the MRV Libraries and supported in part by Vermont Humanities.
The workshop will be held at the Warren Town Hall (above the library) Saturday, June 20, 12:30-3:30.
Pointed conversation in an agreed-upon open dialogue
Applied Theater
Art-making
ACF provides insights on how to ‘do something’ to negate hate and uplift love. The goal is that when you leave the Art & Conversations of Freedom experience, you have a new sense of understanding and empathy, and practical tools for productive communication and civic engagement. Presented by the MRV Libraries and supported in part by Vermont Humanities.
The workshop will be held at the Warren Town Hall (above the library) Saturday, June 20, 12:30-3:30.
