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WEBINARS - recordings & resources
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WEBINARS - RECORDINGS & RESOURCES

In March 2019, NOCD-NY co-hosted two webinars:

ABOVE AND BEYOND BORDERS

with Arts & Democracy and No Longer Empty (March 14 2019)
RECORDING

WALKING THE TALK:
Putting Racial & Cultural Equity Values into Practice

with Arts & Democracy and PolicyLink (March 28 2019)
RECORDING

Thank you to all of the presenters and moderators!
Continue below for Resources identified during the webinar.

No Longer Empty's Outside the Lines: Artists & (Im)migration, a visual resource for artists, cultural organizers and organizations working on themes of immigration.

ABOVE AND BEYOND BORDERS
with Arts & Democracy and No Longer Empty (March 14 2019)
RECORDING

RESOURCES 
from our presenters: Raquel deAnda, No Longer EmptyJudith Páez, New Sanctuary Coalition; Maria Gaspar (website), M. Jenea Sanchez, Border Arts Corridor.
  • No Longer Empty's Outside the Lines: Artists & (Im)migration, a visual resource for artists, cultural organizers and organizations working on themes of immigration.
  • Until We are All Free art kit created by Mobilize the Immigrant Vote (MIV), CultureStrike.
  • Ecologies of Migrant Care, an initiative of the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics at New York University.
  • Immigrants Beware! a toolkit by the Center for Urban Pedagogy.
  • New Sanctuary Coalition."No one can create sanctuary alone. It takes a community. We always need more volunteers because the work is never done. Here is a link to many of the ways you can help" - Judith Páez
  • 96 Acres Project, a series of site-responsive art projects led by Maria Gaspar about social and restorative justice and the impact of incarceration at the Cook County Jail on Chicago's West Side. Projectionssound eventyouth art installation and Hyperallergic article about the installations.
  • Radioactive: Stories from Beyond the Wall is a series of community-engaged radio/visual broadcasts located between the largest architecture of Chicago's West Side, The Cook County Jail, and the working-class residential area of the Lawndale communities.
  • Border Arts Corridor, dedicated to cultivating arts and cultural programming that explores the complexities of the borderlands so that social borders will fall and bridges materialize.
from top left, clockwise: Libertad Guerra, Kathy Hsieh, Keryl McCord, and Vanessa Whang.

Walking the Talk:
Putting Racial & Cultural Equity Values into Practice 
with Arts & Democracy and PolicyLink (March 28 2019)
RECORDING

RESOURCES
From Vanessa Whang:

From Kathy Hsieh:

From Libertad Guerra:

From Keryl McCord:

From PolicyLink:

From Animating Democracy:

These events are hosted and co-sponsored by Arts & Democracy.

ABOUT NOCD-NY

NOCD-NY is a citywide alliance of cultural networks and community leaders that have joined together to revitalize New York City from the neighborhood up. NOCD-NY came together in 2010 in response to the vision, sustained needs, and creative resilience of our diverse communities. We facilitate peer learning, increase the visibility of community-based work, and advocate for it.

NOCD-NY is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. It is also supported by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, including support in partnership with the New York City Council.


 
We are also thankful for support from The New York Community Trust, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, New York City Council Member Brad Lander, Spaceworks, and individual supporters.
 
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