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PBS American Portrait: A National Storytelling Project
My audio and visual poem about bearing witness in this moment
Rebels With a Cause: What History's Forgotten Black Women Teach Us About Ourselves Ms. Magazine Blog
The Enduring Mythology of Public Space The Crisis Magazine
Insiders: Windham County at its heart Vermont Arts & Living
'Southern Vermont is like a matryoshka doll: there was always more to appreciate beneath the surface.’
I AM: Exploring What It Means to Be a Vermont Artist by Amy Lilly. An art review of a statewide exhibition I co-curated with the Vermont Arts Council
Not a word, but an action The Commons
Dispatch From A Once Invisible Teenager The Commons
Recitation of Bars Fight, A Poem by Lucy Terry Prince People, Places, and the History of Words (Brattleboro Words Project)
Dispatch From A Once Invisible Teenager The Commons
Let’sShow Off Our Stuff: Windham County Artsas an Invitation to Visitors Editorial for Southern Vermont Arts & Living
TheSociety of Alice: You Are Your Own White Rabbit Rebelle Society
A Name Is Just A Name? Broadening Our Understanding of Black Names The Commons
Remember When Everything Felt Like The End Of The World? Well, It’s Still Here, But Different Rebelle Society
My Hair, My Self Ms. Magazine Blog
An Open Letter to My Former Younger Self Rebelle Society
On Passing, the Performance of Blackness and the Rachel Dolezals I Know Ms.Magazine Blog
Think
Special Focus: Flying Signs The Commons
Brattleboro’s tensions over panhandling bring to the surface discussions about how to share the streets with people in need — and how to balance compassion, safety, and community in the process
Special Focus: Urban drug culture brings a host of ‘isolated incidents’ The Commons
"A steady stream of drugs comes from Hartford and New York to users along the I-91 corridor, thanks to the opioid crisis. A community was unprepared for the violence that moved in."
Special Focus: #ThemToo The Commons
"Last December, more than 50 women weighed in on a Facebook discussion, and many claimed injury and inappropriate conduct by a Brattleboro yoga instructor. When #MeToo hits a small town, nobody is left unscathed."
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Woman Untitled Performance at Sobo Studio in Brattleboro, VT
Dear Creative One Created for a special project
A taste of the Ponder This former segments previously aired on Green Mountain Mornings 100.3 FM and 1490 WKVT in Brattleboro, VT. Selected samples:
That which you remember and do you?
Do we have a right to tell our stories as we wish?
Photoshopping Our Lives as Presented ‘Portlandia’
Are Trigger Warnings Creating an Egg Shell Culture?
The Child Still Within Us
Why You Don’t Want Everyone Riding Your Bus
What Is the Meaning of Justice Today?
Just Because We Can, Should We? The Use of Social Media
Do You Know the Meaning of Authentic?