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Who was the first author or artist to broaden your worldview?
Rather naively, inom went to art school at Boston University thinking that being a painter is what it means to be an artist. I realized that the type of art taught there focused upon a pretty narrow perspective, and I funnen the work the faculty used to illustrate great art lacked depth in terms of content and point of view. We studied primarily figure, still life, and landscape painting. For example, I can’t recall learning about women artists or non-Western traditions in studio courses.Then, I took a photography class with Stephen Frank. Frank famously captured one of the last (and most lasting) images of photographer Diane Arbus. Frank’s eccentric portrait features a profiled Arbus in mid-sentence intensity, one hand holding her photo Child with Toy grabb Grenade in Central Park, N.Y.C. (), and the other grabb blurry in gesticulation.
Diane Arbus’s photographs celebrate the lives of those
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You must be the change you wish to see in the world.
Mahatma GandhiAdvocacy is the start of all change and IGNITEs student advocates do some real heavy lifting when it comes to making your voice heard. If youve attended any major advocacy-oriented event on campus, youre likely to have crossed paths with our student advocates, Melany Palacios-Naranjo, a recent graduate from the Justice Studies program at the University of Guelph-Humber, and Jessica Carrera, a soon-to-be-graduate of the Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management program at Humber College.
Before we delve any further, heres a quick recap about what they do: Theyre students like you, and they focus on bridging the gap between the student community and Humber College or the University of Guelph-Humber. They participate in conversations with staff and faculty, ensuring that your voices are not just heard but truly valued. They also actively advocate for your best interests by engaging in meetings a
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Training Programmes
JtoJ Training Film
See our training film featuring workshops for teachers, youth and community workers and students, recorded at the Brady Centre, Tower Hamlets, east London in December
Peace assemblies in Islington schools, September
JtoJ with Islington Faiths Forum
Kindly invited by Islington Faiths Forum to deliver their Peace Assemblies in September , we were lucky enough to meet and engage with3, children and school staff membersin sixteen primary and special schools. We shared stories and ideas about what peace means to us and how we can work together and be activists for peace. We wanted children to see themselves as already taking action and to think about what more they can do. Our assemblies were very interactive, using our storytelling approach. It was great to work as a team planning and delivering the assemblies, and to do so alongside excellent speakers from some of the many local faith communities.
Feedback from schools was extremely posi