Conflict Resolution Network/South America-CONOSUR - Hosted by ACRIS
International Conflict Resolution Network
The Association for Conflict Resolution (ACR) International Section (ACRIS) established Regional Networks to support our members and colleagues around the world, and to promote conflict resolution capacity building. We encourage ACR members and non-members alike to join together to expand our field worldwide. The goal of the Regional Networks is to provide p ...learn more
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Created: Nov 10, 2008
Updated: Aug 08, 2009
Membership: Member Referral
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Arts Activism | Women's Empowerment | Traditional Culture | Youth Capacity Building | Youth Participation | Youth Leadership | Social Justice Education | Leadership Training | Cultural Diversity | Ethnic Equality | Communication Training | Urban Ecology | Women's Civic Participation | Women's Economic Development | Women's Education | Water Rights | Film | Environmental Education | Disability Equality | Biocultural Diversity | Men and Violence | Ecological Change and Emerging Diseases | Cancer | Religion and Ecology | Globalization Impacts | Global Pollution | Rights and Equality of LGBT | Women and the Environment | Democracy and Civil Society | Culture and Sustainability | Language Revitalization | Environmental Justice | Women's Safety from Violence | Community Training | Health Education | Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building | Conflict Resolution | Community Resources | Affordable Housing | Human Rights and Civil Liberties | Refugees, Internally Displaced Persons, and Migrants | Community Participation | Sustainable Living | Sustainable Communities | Arts Education | Sustainability, Religious and Spiritual Issues | Human Population Growth and Impacts | Peace and Peace Building | Human Rights Protection | Performing Arts | Human Rights Education | Training for Nonprofits | Human Rights Monitoring | Distributive and Economic Justice | Arts Therapy | Urban Revitalization | Women's Health | Women's Rights | Photography | Video | Internet | Radio and Audio | Climate Justice | Indigenous Peoples and Cultures | Worker Health and Safety | Global Migration
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Littleglobe Inc. -we create collaborative art with communities- -illuminate connections and foster relations- -work to bridge the boundaries that divide us- Littleglobe is a New Mexico based artist ensemble consisting of creative professionals who are devoted to collaborative arts projects that foster social and environmental justice and healing. We move along a continuum of collaboration from facilitators and collaborators on large-scale community partnerships to individual artist creations. Littleglobe artists are committed to work that creatively explores difficult questions and illuminates perspectives, experiences, and stories that are underrepresented. Integrating creative mediums and the willingness to experiment is essential to our work. Through the creative process participants define issues of importance which become the source material for a new work of social and artistic import such as a performance, film, installation, or festival. Meaningful dialogue, community building, increased capacity and well-being are often the result of the projects. Our community collaborations, Common Ground Projects, typically last 4 months to 2 years in duration and bring together elders, youth, community organizers, affiliate artists and community members. Past project include MOMENT, a commission for The European Union Festival of Culture with older homeless adults and youth, and MEMORYLINES: VOCES DE NUESTRAS JORNADAS, a new intergenerational opera exploring identity and immigration with diverse community members in Santa Fe, ages 8 to 89, commissioned by The Santa Fe Opera. We are currently working on a long-term intergenerational project with participants from three rural New Mexico communities including the village of Cuba and Torreon and Ojo Encino, two Dine (Navajo) communities. www.littleglobe.org |
