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SUMMARY:An evening of Dance Documentary Shorts
DESCRIPTION:On March 3rd at 3:00 the film series”Documenting Grace” closes with an evening of shorts (March 3\, 3pm). In “Adumu” African Choreographer Fernando Anuang’A creates a dance show drawing on contemporary dance and Maasai tradition\, “Dance for Change” shows us a dance scene emerging in Dzaleka refugee camp in Malawi and “Why I Dance” is a documentary following a group of dancers in Kigali\, Rwanda where we gain insight into everyday life in Rwanda and witness these young dancers’ passion and commitment to dance.
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SUMMARY:Are You Listening? The Case of Conrad Cooper. Benefiting Road2Home
DESCRIPTION:Are You Listening? Encore Presentation of The Case of Conrad Cooper \nVenture into the world of homelessness through the eyes of those who’ve been there. \nFeaturing a special performance by popular vocalist Brie Mueller (Sugar) and more. \nPre-show reception compliments of Admiralty Lounge. \nDate: Thu Mar 07 2024 \nDoors Open: 6:30 p.m.(Pacific Standard Time) \nLocation: 207 Prospect St.\, Bellingham\, WA 98225 \nThis in-person event includes a special performance by Brie Mueller (SUGAR) and singer-songwriter Ruby Wright. Plus\, hear firsthand the story of a former Road2Home’s Gardenview Tiny Home Village resident who walked the path to permanent housing. \nImmerse yourself in the captivating story of Conrad Cooper as we unveil the plight of our unsheltered neighbors and examine their struggle through a new filter. This event gives you a rare opportunity to see an award-winning film and learn more about what it means to be homeless. \nGrab your friends and prepare for an insightful conversation and discussion evening. Also\, find out how to get involved and make a meaningful impact. \nRoad2Home expresses our appreciation to make art.make a difference and Stiletto Rosso Productions\, LLC for providing this encore presentation. \nRoad2Home is a nonprofit 501c(3) organization serving members in the Whatcom County community experiencing homelessness and housing instability. Road2Home operates from a trauma-informed framework and is committed to compassionate and dignified touchpoints across all programs. \nWe care deeply about how we show up and invite you to join us in this work!
URL:https://bellinghamalive.com/event2/are-you-listening-the-case-of-conrad-cooper-benefiting-road2home/
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SUMMARY:World Premiere of "Love Letters"
DESCRIPTION:Join Western Washington University in partnership with Cascadia International Women’s Film Festival in welcoming Catharine R. Stimpson\, Elizabeth Wood and Greta Schiller for “Love Letters”: A Film Premiere and Panel Discussion on Friday\, March 8th\, 2024 at 7:30PM at Western Washington University’s Performing Arts Center Mainstage. \nThe 39-minute documentary is a profound story of love and activism between renowned professor\, feminist scholar and Bellingham native\, Dr. Catharine R. Stimpson and musicologist Dr. Elizabeth Wood at the forefront of the narrative. The film highlights Wood’s landmark legal victory in Australia during the 1970s to gain custody of her children.\nIn the film\, both women\, now in their 80s\, reflect on their experiences during a time when living authentically\, loving apologetically\, and fighting for fundamental human rights was considered radical. Motivated by the current younger generation’s noble demonstrations of defiance\, Wood and Stimpson will share their story with our community. \nWatch the trailer here:\n“Love Letters” Trailer (with captions) (youtube.com) \nDiscussion after Film \nThe film will be followed by a panel discussion with the Stimpson and Wood and director Schiller. Audrey Sager\, CASCADIA Board President whose New York City law practiced focused on matrimonial law\, will moderate. \nStimpson is known nationally for her groundbreaking contributions to the study of women and gender. She is a founder of feminist criticism and the feminist journal\, Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. Wood is recognized as one of the pioneers who established new directions in modern musicology in addition to being a novelist. \nTickets are free and available here now for this special event which is open to the public. Contact the WWU PAC Box Office for ticketing questions or phone (360) 650-6146. \n516 High Street\nBellingham\, WA 98225
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