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THE ARTS AND HEALING NETWORK The Arts and Healing Network is dedicated to celebrating the connection between arts and healing. The focus is their web site which serves as an international resource and exchange for anyone interested in the healing potential of art, especially environmentalists, social activists, artists, health care practitioners, and those challenged by illness. Arts & Healing Network |
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Blue Apple Players Blue Apple Players have become nationally known for writing and producing original musicals which emphasize serious social problems affecting young people. Among those problems are teen pregnancy, drug addiction, teen suicide, and sexual abuse. Blue Apple explores the common humanity that interconnects us all in their popular musical We R 1. Blue Apple Players |
| CINEFLIX, INC. Power is a documentary film telling the story of the Cree people of Northern Canada and their struggle to halt the second phase of HydroQuebec's James Bay Project which would flood their remaining native lands. Power is produced by Cineflex, Inc. and directed by Magnus Isaacson. The film had its Canadian premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in 1996 and its American premiere early in 1997 at the Sundance Film Festival. Its U.S. representative is Media Network, New York City. 5505 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Suite 4104 |
DRAWBRIDGE Drawbridge's mission is to provide arts programs for homeless children in an environment that fosters their sense of childhood joy, creativity and exuberance. Trained facilitators use art to transform self-hate into self-respect, violence into compassion, and powerlessness into active participation. PO Box 2698 San Rafael, CA 94912 Tel: 415-456-1269 FAX: 415-456-3284 Email: arts4home@aol.com URL: http://drawbridge.org/ |
| THE FOUNDRY THEATRE A community of artists who believe that theatre should address and challenge what's unacceptable in the status quo and who dedicate themselves to the service of society by inviting audiences to visit unexplored landscapes of thought through the potency of theatrical performance. The Foundry Theatre |
| THE GOOD NEWS NETWORK The Good News Network is a clearinghouse for the gathering and dissemination of positive news stories. The GNN presents the glorifying, NOT the horrifying. Citizens and news professionals are able to click on headings such as International, National, and Local to find news of the Good Samaritan or the Good Congressman. And, if it's "good deeds", it leads! Geraldine Weis-Corbley |
| GLOBAL VISIONS DIRECTORY "Your Guide to People, Projects, Organizations & Events for a Better World" Creative Resources Guild (CRG), is a nonprofit organization founded in 1988. CRG's mission purpose is to help people with spiritual and humanitarian projects get their message out. CRG established the Global Visions website to more effectively and inexpensively accomplish its mission purpose. The Global Visions website currently encompasses most of CRG's activities. A Division of Creative Resources Guild |
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GREEN MOUNTAIN POST FILMS Green Mountain Post Films (with Human Arts Association as their fiscal sponsor) was awarded a grant for a documentary, tentatively titled Peace Warriors, about the people and events surrounding the Hague Appeal for Peace 1999 - a global conference in the Netherlands commemorating the 100 year anniversary of the world's first global peace conference. Green Mountain Post Films has been producing and distributing social issue documentaries since 1974. PO Box 229 Turners Falls, MA 01376 |
| THE HARTLEY FILM FOUNDATION As a non-profit learning organization The Hartley Film Foundation began in 1965 with the dream of producing films on all the world's great spiritual traditions. Having achieved that goal, we moved on to films on personal growth - psychic research, holistic health, meditation, death and dying, and steps toward peace. We now have a library of nearly one hundred films and have worked with some of the foremost spiritual leaders of our time. Hartley Film Foundation |
| HERON DANCE Heron Dance is a publication and art studio that celebrates the human search for meaning and the beauty and mystery of the natural world. Through interviews with people trying to live their truth, trying to contribute something of beauty to the world, Heron Dance supports seekers on their own journey toward meaning. The art in Heron Dance is created out of an awe, reverence and gratitude - gratitude for the rain, for creation, for love. The art in Heron Dance is inspired by long wilderness canoe trips. Rod W. MacIver |
| INTUITION NETWORK The Intuition Network helps create a world in which people are encouraged to cultivate and rely upon their inner intuitive resources. It sponsors the long-running PBS series Thinking Allowed, hosted by Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove. Intuition Network was awarded a grant to produce a new series of interviews for Thinking Allowed. 369 Third Street - #161 |
| Network Productions, Inc Network Productions, Inc. is a nonprofit communications arts production company whose mission is to produce media with an ethic of Earth care and people care, as well as to archive the wisdom of indigenous peoples' elder wisdom, religious traditions and medicine ways. NetWorks Productions was awarded a project grant in 1997 to develop a television series on sustainable living entitled Home on Earth. Star. Rt.2, Box 119 |
| NEW DIMENSIONS RADIO New Dimensions Broadcasting Network explores the social, political, scientific, environmental and spiritual frontiers, through radio and television interviews, with many of today's foremost social innovators, thinkers, scientists and creative artists. From probing inner wisdom to space exploration; from African folk tales to quantum physics; from spirituality to health and healing; from deep ecology to virtual reality; from ancient myths to new paradigms. On the air since 1973, New Dimensions has 7.2 million listeners worldwide in 132 countries around the globe, broadcasting in more than 300 stations in the U.S. alone. (707) 468-5215 or |
NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL More than 6000 children, parents, filmmakers, educators and media professionals attended the second New York International Children's Film Festival in February, 1999. For New York families, NYICFF combines the values of art, education, and exposure to world culture with the excitement of Sundance or Cannes. The NYICFF Archive makes films available all year long for use in schools and by educational programmers. 532 La Guardia Place #329 New York, NY 10012 |
NEW YORK OPEN CENTER The New York Open Center is a holistic learning center committed to spiritual, social and ecological growth. At its deepest level, it is dedicated to the development of religious and cultural tolerance and appreciation. LAPIS is a tri-annual journal launched in June, 1995 by the New York Open Center. Its central purpose is to identify and decipher broad movement and change in human affairs and to report on initiatives involving global and holistic thinking. 83 Spring Street New York, New York 10012 |
| NICHOLAS ROERICH MUSEUM Nicholas Roerich was a Russian-born artist who became a cultural figure of global significance, a passionate promoter through his art and writings of an increased appreciation of the value to the world of the cultural heritage of all nations, and of the ways in which this appreciation can help to achieve peace in the world. The mission of the Nicholas Roerich Museum is essentially a narrow one: to make available to the public the full range of Roerich's accomplishments. 319 West 107th Street, |
| NORTHWEST DELTA CHORAL AND ARTS COUNCIL NW Delta Choral and Arts Council exists in order to produce and present arts of all kinds in a predominantly rural, but ethnically diverse six county area of northwestern Mississippi. The Council is a coordinating and supporting body for any art springing from the people themselves, bringing together disparate cultural sensibilities across existing geographic and economic boundaries. By building upon a common love for music, creation of the regional choral group United Voices Of Praise: A Bridge Of Love, has provided a solid foundation for manifesting this ideal. Northwest Delta Choral and Arts Council |
| OAKTREE ART GALLERY Oaktree Press
is honored to publish fine art reproductions Oaktree Press |
| PACIFICA RADIO Pacifica Radio is the nation's first listener-supported, community-based radio network: KPFA Berkeley (94.1), KPFK Los Angeles (90.7), WBAI New York (99.5), KPFT Houston (90.1), WPFW Washington, D.C. (89.3) and nearly 60 affiliates in 27 states. It features the Pacifica Network News, a weekday evening newscast hosted by Verna Avery Brown, Democracy NOW!, a weekday political affairs show hosted by Pacifica's award-winning Amy Goodman, and Living Room, hosted by long-time Pacifica political affairs analyst and correspondent, Larry Bensky. Pacifica Foundation |
| POSITIVE FUTURES NETWORK Positive Futures Network is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting peoples' active engagement in creating a more sustainable, just and compassionate world. PFN is the publisher of YES! A Journal of Positive Futures. YES! |
| RAIN PUBLIC INTERNET BROADCASTING Public Internet Broadcasting - Technology that Works for People. One of the oldest Community Internet Systems in the U.S., RAIN is a California 501c3 non-profit educational organization. In 1991, RAIN began one of the first U.S. Community Internet systems. Creating a Sustainable, socially responsible, Community Internet System was the first goal of the Network. That Goal has been achieved. 1129 State Street, suite A-6, Santa Barbara, CA
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SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF MYTH AND TRADITION SSMT is devoted to the dissemination and exploration of materials relating to the myth, symbol, ritual, and art of the world's religious and cultural traditions. As well as Parabola magazine, the society publishes and distributes books, audios, and videos related to the field. 656 Broadway New York, New York 10012 |
| STUART PIMSLER DANCE AND THEATER Tours nationally and internationally, presenting a compassionate and comic look at everyday life. Focusing on the "emotional intersection of movement and text", SPDT is currently presenting and developing work which deals with the stressful service of caregivers in contemporary society -- Caring for the Caregiver and Out of This World/Life After Life. Stuart Pimsler Dance and Theatre |
| TURTLES, INC. The mission of Turtles, Inc. is to present dance performances by Martita Goshen's Earthworks which are designed to establish a vision of the arts as a transforming force for building social and cultural bridges; to deepen cultural and social awareness through dance; and to bring together innovative artists from diverse backgrounds to create a rich form of multi-layered dance theatre. Turtles, Inc. |
TWIN CITIES PUBLIC TELEVISION Dedicated to enriching the lives of all citizens through television and community outreach, Twin Cities (KTCA) is producing a one hour PBS documentary entitled REVERENCE FOR CREATION about the spiritual journey and beliefs of Dr. Jane Goodall, scientist, conservationist and animal rights activist. Twin Cities received a project grant in 1997 for development of the Goodall documentary. 172 East Fourth Street St. Paul, Minnesota
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| YAKOANA Yakoana is a documentary examining the First World Congress of Indigenous Peoples held at Rio de Janeiro the week prior to the UN Earth Summit in 1992. The purpose of Yakoana is to awaken in the viewer a sense of responsibility and of belonging to a greater community; a community not only of human beings but of all nature. The documentary premiered at the first NYC Sierra Club Film and Video Festival at the New School for Social Research in summer, 1997. Green TV was the first fiscal sponsor for "post-production" and Society for the Study of Myth and Tradition (SSMT), publisher of Parabola magazine was the fiscal sponsor for distribution of Yakoana. SSMT: 212-505-6200 |
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