Grassroots Leadership and the Arts for Social Change 1st Edition Susan J Erenrich Jon F Wergin – Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery ISBN(s): 9781787146327, 1787146324
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- ISBN 10: 1787146324
- ISBN 13: 9781787146327
- Author: Susan J Erenrich, Jon F Wergin
Throughout history artists have led grassroots movements of protest, resistance, and liberation. They created dangerously, sometimes becoming martyrs for the cause. Their efforts kindled a fire, aroused the imagination and rallied the troops culminating in real transformational change. Their art served as a form of dissent during times of war, social upheaval, and political unrest. Less dramatically perhaps, artists have also participated in demonstrations, benefit concerts, and have become philanthropists in support of their favorite causes. These artists have been overlooked or given too little attention in the literature on leadership, even though the consequences of their courageous crusades, quite often, resulted in censorship, “blacklisting,” imprisonment, and worse. This forthcoming book seeks to explore the intersection of grassroots leadership and the arts for social change by accentuating the many victories artists have won for humanity. Through this forthcoming book readers will vicariously experience the work of these brave figures, reflect on their commitments and achievements, and continue to dream a better world full of possibility.
Table contents:
Chapter 1 The Cellist of Sarajevo: Courage and Defiance through Music as Inspirations for Social Change
Chapter 2 Fela Kuti: The Man, His Music, The Activist
Chapter 3 Václav Havel, the Playwright-Dissident: Theater as a Seismograph for Social Change
Chapter 4 Armand Gatti’s L’Inconnu N°5: Theater as a Catalyst for Resistance
Chapter 5 Boniface Mwangi: Photo-Journalist/Social Activist
Chapter 6 Benevolent Subversion: Graffiti, Street Art, and the Emergence of the Anonymous Leader
Chapter 7 Innovating Social Change through Grassroots Leadership Practices in the Arts
Chapter 8 Peter Young: The Filmmaker as Agent Provocateur
Chapter 9 They Were All Leaders: The IWW and Songs for Revolution
Chapter 10 Women’s Music: The Mothership
Chapter 11 Acting Up and Fighting Back: How New York’s Artistic Community Responded to AIDS
Chapter 12 Truth Comes in Many Colors: Theatre of the Oppressed for Conflict Transformation and Trauma Healing in Kenya
Chapter 13 Theater Research Methodology of a Split Society: Ukrainian Reality
Chapter 14 From Needs-Based to Asset-Based Community Development: The ABCD Method as an Effective Strategy for Engaging with Grassroots Leaders in South Africa
Chapter 15 Finding a Line from Fight Club to the Kennedy Center: How We Learned to Cross Invisible Bridges
Chapter 16 Crafting Community and Change through Books and Pads: The Tikondwe Teachers Project in Domasi, MalawiThe
Chapter 18 In Case of Emergency, Break Convention: Popular Education, Cultural Leadership, and Public Museums
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