On January 18th, 2010, Martin Luther King Day, 600+ people marched down Broad St. to resist all forms of violence in our schools and communities.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
- Applications for the Germantown Poetry Festival Free Workshops due by November 20th, to request and application send a message to germantowpoetryfestival@gmail.com
- Now through June 15, Artists accepted for the Black Women's Arts Festival: http://www.bwaf2009.eventbrite.com/
- May 29, 6:30-9:30 at Painted Bride: Obama Documentary Arts Community Fundraising Event
- May 2, West Philadelphia Day of Hope, 10-3pm in Malcolm X Park on 52nd & Pine Street
- May 1st/2nd, "Dad for A Day" - amazing student created play at Art Sanctuary? (www.artsanctuary.org for info)
- April 23, 8-12pm: Germantown High Day of Respect feat. The Peace Train (We Show Respect to Receive It: see who we truly are!)
- April 18, 12-5 in Vernon Park: 3rd Annual Germantown Poetry Festival! Unite for the Voices of the Children!d
- April 11th Verbal Roots at LaRose's Ballroom
- Winged Lion Pride's Building Blocks
- Philadelphia, PA, and across the globe
- Thank you to all who use their love as mortar to build bridges over the false chasms that divide us! -Elan
Inspiration and Resources
- Black Women's Arts Festival
- Philly Poetry Calendar
- Germantown Poetry Festival
- Moving Creations Inc
- Philly Youth Poetry Movement
- Kids Clicking Kids
- MYX: Multicultural Youth Exchange
- Jr Music Exec
- Poetic Arts Performance Project -Philly
- Mad Poets Society
- Super Dope fantastic
- Volunteer BIG!
- Young Power Moves
- Peregrine Arts
- Givology
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