Music/Voice

hands up! and be counted looks at some of the projects funded by the Community Cultural Development Board that have been produced by communities with migrant or refugee backgrounds. The 'how to apply' section is a simple outline of the steps involved in developing a proposal and applying for project funding.

This new initiative envisions a website full of creative responses for healing and reconciliation. It is a project of Herm Weaver and John Paul Lederach. Herm is a roofer, a psychology professor, and always a singer/songwriter. John Paul is a mediator, a professor, and always a storyteller. Both work on the question of reconciliation and healing, and believe there is great potential for nurturing these processes through songs and stories. The site features the Dream the Light CD, a song and story in response to September 11, books, videos and other resources.

Listening for a Change is an introduction and guide to the philosophy and practice of oral testimony in the development process. It contains practical guidelines and case-studies, as well as raising questions about the limitations and ambiguities of oral evidence, and exploring the different ways development and community groups are using testimonies.

Syllabi, modules and curricula developed by PETA facilitators after decades of experience in teaching children's theater. series include the following modules: Creative Drama for Children, Creative Writing for Children, Visual Arts for Children, Creative Sound and Music for Children, Creative Body Movement for Children, Creative Education for Children.