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  • Theatre as Pedagogy: A Conversation with Victoria Rue: Part One
    Victoria Rue is a professor, author, playwright, theatre director and workshop leader, and Roman Catholic womanpriest. She has taught at San Jose State University from 2004 to the present in Comparative Religious Studies and Women’s Studies. In the Fall of 2018 she will be at Dar Al Calamar University College in Arts and Culture (http://www.daralkalima.edu.ps/en) … Continue reading Theatre as Pedagogy: A Conversation with Victoria Rue: Part One →
    30 min
  • Marc Weinblatt: Part Two: Theatre for Systemic Change

    In Part Two: Theatre for Systemic Change, Marc talks about his experiences with Forum Theatre and Legislative Theatre in addressing community issues. With over 30 years experience, Marc shows the successes, opportunities, and future vision of his theatre work. The Mandala Center for Change: “Founded in 1999, the Mandala Center is a multi-disciplinary arts education …

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    37 min
  • Theatre of Liberation: Marc Weinblatt of the Mandala Center for Change

    Marc Weinblatt has been a professional educator, theatre director, activist, and workshop facilitator since 1980 having extensive experience with both adults and youth. An internationally recognized leader in the use of Augusto Boal’s renowned Theater of the Oppressed (T.O.) to stimulate community dialogue and social change, Marc has worked with diverse communities ranging from police …

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    41 min
  • Marc Weinblatt: Part Two: Theatre for Systemic Change
    In Part Two: Theatre for Systemic Change, Marc talks about his experiences with Forum Theatre and Legislative Theatre in addressing community issues. With over 30 years experience, Marc shows the successes, opportunities, and future vision of his theatre work. The Mandala Center for Change: “Founded in 1999, the Mandala Center is a multi-disciplinary arts education … Continue reading Marc Weinblatt: Part Two: Theatre for Systemic Change →
    37 min
  • Theatre of Liberation: Marc Weinblatt of the Mandala Center for Change: Part One
    “Theatre is a form of knowledge; it should and can also be a means of transforming society. Theatre can help us build our future, rather than just waiting for it.”—Augusto Boal, Theatre of the Oppressed Marc Weinblatt has been a professional educator, theatre director, activist, and workshop facilitator since 1980 having extensive experience with both … Continue reading Theatre of Liberation: Marc Weinblatt of the Mandala Center for Change: Part One →
    41 min
  • Ecopedagogies: Part 2

    In Part 2 of our podcast on ecopedagogies, Laurel Kearns and Tim Van Meter take us through several concrete pedagogical practices in ecoliteracy and ecopedagogy. They discuss the use of autogeographies in their classrooms to enable students to examine their place in the world. And they take us through the interdisciplinary pedagogical practices and commitments …

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    45 min
  • Ecopedagogies: A Conversation with Lauren Kearns & Tim Van Meter

    Ecopedagogies, Act 1 Tim Van Meter In this first of hopefully many podcasts on the topic of ecopedagogies, I am joined by Prof. Laurel Kearns of Sociology and Religion and Environmental Studies at Drew Theological School and the Graduate Division of Religion at Drew University and Prof. Tim Van Meter, Alford Chair of Christian Education …

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    43 min
  • Ecopedagogies: Part 2
    In Part 2 of our podcast on ecopedagogies, Laurel Kearns and Tim Van Meter take us through several concrete pedagogical practices in ecoliteracy and ecopedagogy. They discuss the use of autogeographies in their classrooms to enable students to examine their place in the world. And they take us through the interdisciplinary pedagogical practices and commitments … Continue reading Ecopedagogies: Part 2 →
    45 min
  • Ecopedagogies: Part 1
    In this first of hopefully many podcasts on the topic of ecopedagogies, I am joined by Prof. Laurel Kearns of Sociology and Religion and Environmental Studies at Drew Theological School and the Graduate Division of Religion at Drew University and Prof. Tim Van Meter, Alford Chair of Christian Education and Youth Ministry and Coordinator of … Continue reading Ecopedagogies: Part 1 →
    43 min
  • Popular Education for Social Change: The New Poor People’s Campaign, Part 2

    In Part 2 Colleen and Willie bring us to the challenges of our current time with specific strategies for educating about systemic poverty. They show us an intersectional approach and offer tools for meeting people where they are. An engaged scholarship is at the root of their activist work. They end on a note of …

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    41 min

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Nothing Never Happens is a journey into cutting-edge pedagogical theory and praxis, where co-hosts Tina Pippin and Lucia Hulsether connect with leading voices in radical teaching and learning. We…