by Hope Hilton
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by Hope Hilton
How do we encourage multicultural social practice?
I was asked by Gemma-Rose to answer a very difficult question for the blog supporting this year's Open Engagement Conference in NYC. One I'm not full of answers for. The main answers I could think of? To listen and believe. #hopelessoptimist Still, the question remains... How do we encourage multicultural social practice?... Karen, you're the teacher I mentioned; Phyl, you're my dad; Maureen, you're mentioned by name; Autumn, you're such a good session leader at womanspace (all my hippies! ♥); Emma, I still have this Bridget Donahue piece from our exhibition long ago at RPS- it's hanging in my kitchen. Every time my granny sees it she frowns. #marx #themakershavenocountry Read my post for Open Engagement's blog HERE The 2014 Open Engagement conference is co-presented by the Queens Museum and A Blade of Grass, and takes place at the Queens Museum, New York Hall of Science, the Queens Theater, Immigrant Movement International, and various locations around New York.
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