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S1E3: Creative Arts and Change - with Eileen O'Neall
Eileen, founder of the NGO Creative Hope International, talks to Jessie about using the arts to bring about lasting change.
00:48 - Eileen's introduction
11:45 - what Creative Hope International is
23:38 - Himalayan context
29:15 - where is the place of folk/traditional music in the present age?
31:29 - why combine the arts and faith to create change?
38:41 - book recommendations
Eileen recommends: Where Helping Hurts by Steve Corbett & Brian Fikkert, Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire, and Children of the Stone by Sandy Tolan.
Creative Hope International: https://www.creativehopeinternational.org/
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Eileen, founder of the NGO Creative Hope International, talks to Jessie about using the arts to bring about lasting change.
00:48 - Eileen's introduction
11:45 - what Creative Hope International is
23:38 - Himalayan context
29:15 - where is the place of folk/traditional music in the present age?
31:29 - why combine the arts and faith to create change?
38:41 - book recommendations
Eileen recommends: Where Helping Hurts by Steve Corbett & Brian Fikkert, Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire, and Children of the Stone by Sandy Tolan.
Creative Hope International: https://www.creativehopeinternational.org/