Monday, June 29, 2009
InterPlay - Arte, Multiculturalismo e Cultura da Paz no Forum Social da Juventude -
Palestra: Eixo – Integração Cultural Planetária- Painel: Como fomentar\valorizar a cultura popular?
Quando: Dia 13 de Julho de 2009
Horario: 17:30 –19:30
Onde: Auditorio Predio 11 - PUC/RS - Porto Alegre
Palestrantes: Rozane Dalsasso - Ministério da Cultura do Brasil - MINC - Regional Sul;
José de Oliveira Luiz "Zé do Rio" - Poeta, Escritor, Pensador, Artista Popular do RJ\RS;
Nadia Thalji – Atriz, Dramaturga, Diretora e Produtora Cultural. Direcao ONG InterPlay no Brasil e lider InterPlay integrante da Rede Internacional que contempla 12 paises – Tema: Arte, Multiculturalismo e Cultura da Paz
Oficina InterPlay - ferramenta Transcultural com inserção em 12 países participa no Forum Social da Juventude.
Quando: Dia 16 de Julho de 2009
Horario: das 14:00 - 16:00
Onde: Predio 11 - PUC/RS - Porto Alegre
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Sintese Cultural
Avadhuta acredita que organizar eventos sociais que priorizam a coletividade com regularidade pode ser uma forma de implementar uma sintese cultural onde todas as culturas tem um espaco para se expressarem. Ruas tomadas pela vivacidade da musica, danca, teatro, caminhadas...para todos vivenciarem a experiencia de integracao. Vamos projetar os grandes ideias de todas as culturas para que todos possam conhecer a diversidade, o multiculturalismo. vamos celebrar a Humanidade e sua Universalidade.
Let us take the necessary steps to implement cultural synthesis by organizing a collective social function regularly, where all cultures have a venue for their expression. Let the streets become alive with cultural songs, dances, dramas, parades and food stalls for all to see and enjoy. Let us project the great ideals of all cultures for all to see. Let us celebrate the Universal Family of Humanity."(by Acarya Pranaksrnananda Avadhuta)
Now it's time to remove disparities and achieve cultural synthesis.
Let us take the necessary steps to implement cultural synthesis by organizing a collective social function regularly, where all cultures have a venue for their expression. Let the streets become alive with cultural songs, dances, dramas, parades and food stalls for all to see and enjoy. Let us project the great ideals of all cultures for all to see. Let us celebrate the Universal Family of Humanity."(by Acarya Pranaksrnananda Avadhuta)
Forests have been called the skin of the Earth
Forests have been called the skin of the Earth. One way or another we have been skinning the Earth alive and in doing so we have removed the homes of untold billions of our fellow beings. At the same time, a large proportion of humanity have been deprived of the necessary conditions for a dignified life.
Bastidores do Forum Social da Juventude - Working Process
Nos bastidores estao voluntarios engajados em promover atraves deste evento um espaco de integracao cultural - um momento unico que estamos vivenciando com perspectivas otimistas!
Apoie!
Nadia Thalji (Coordenacao Estadual FSJ e Direcao/Producao Cultural FSJ ).
The Cultural activities are being built with volunteers and our main goal is to engage youth and the community into Cultural integration and multiculturalism.
Working Process:
"A painter engages with the landscape. A musician engages with the melody. An actor engages with the character. Engaging means choosing to involve oneself in or commit oneself to something. Engagement occurs when we experience a deep sense of caring about the work, a sense that what we are doing is worthwhile in and of itself".
"All work creates something: Artfulness demands that we engage with the process of the work and with its product. The meaning of the work resides in the meaning of what we create".
"All work can be artful, but the artfulness lies in our approach to the work and not in the work itself".
Monday, June 15, 2009
Movement is a form of community activism
Movement is no longer mere expression. It's a form of community activism that is beginning to influence how we organize ourselves. Those who know how to incorporate body wisdom into group dynamics are taking the lead as we gradually move from old models of cog-in-the-wheel actions to an era focused on the development and exchange of knowledge - a knowledge society. Michael Wimmer, Director of EDUCULT, Institute for the Mediation of Arts and Sciences in Vienna, shares that "The 'knowledge society' requires competencies such as quick perceptivity, planning competencies, convincing presentation and negotiation skills, and the social and emotional know-how to behave adequately in a multi-cultural environment." Sounds like InterPlay's skill set to me.
I am thrilled that InterPlay is part of this grand evolution. InterPlayers are beginning to understand the best ways for body wisdom to guide us to our highest good. If joy were the only outcome it would be worth it. But when I check out the growing world of InterPlay online, I know something much bigger is at work. If you check InterPlay's website, you'll see that this movement is widespread, and there are some wonderful tales being told,
Mass movements need to be smart. That's why we're testing an InterPlay community development toolkit workshop at InterPlayce this week. Wheeeeeeee. I'll keep you posted.
Cynthia Winton-Henry
InterPlay.org
I am thrilled that InterPlay is part of this grand evolution. InterPlayers are beginning to understand the best ways for body wisdom to guide us to our highest good. If joy were the only outcome it would be worth it. But when I check out the growing world of InterPlay online, I know something much bigger is at work. If you check InterPlay's website, you'll see that this movement is widespread, and there are some wonderful tales being told,
Mass movements need to be smart. That's why we're testing an InterPlay community development toolkit workshop at InterPlayce this week. Wheeeeeeee. I'll keep you posted.
Cynthia Winton-Henry
InterPlay.org
Forum Social da Juventude do Mercosul
O Fórum Social da Juventude é um espaço que tem por objetivo resgatar as reflexões e experiências compartilhadas no Acampamento da Juventude do FSM (Fórum Social Mundial).
Através dos participantes em painéis que tratam da diversidade cultural, meio ambiente e educacao este evento social comunitário, busca ações de transformação social construídas coletivamente.
A programação cultural conta com shows, teatro e circo da mais alta qualidade! Confira a programação no site: http://www.forumsocialdajuventude.com.br
O Fórum Social da Juventude tem como objetivo mobilizar os estudantes, jovens, movimentos sociais, acadêmicos, movimentos sindicais e ONGs do Brasil e países do Mercosul, para integrar as pessoas participantes, permitir que possam voltar a sonhar e construir “Um Outro Mundo Possível”.
Nesta 3a edição o FSJ tem parceria com o Evento "Mutirão da Comunicação - America Latina e Caribe". Os gauchos na cidade de Porto Alegre/RS são contemplados as ediçoes anteriores foram em Florianopolis/SC.
Local:Porto Alegre na PUCRS
Quando : de 12 a 16 de Julho
Inscricoes pelo site: http://www.forumsocialdajuventude.com.br
Através dos participantes em painéis que tratam da diversidade cultural, meio ambiente e educacao este evento social comunitário, busca ações de transformação social construídas coletivamente.
A programação cultural conta com shows, teatro e circo da mais alta qualidade! Confira a programação no site: http://www.forumsocialdajuventude.com.br
O Fórum Social da Juventude tem como objetivo mobilizar os estudantes, jovens, movimentos sociais, acadêmicos, movimentos sindicais e ONGs do Brasil e países do Mercosul, para integrar as pessoas participantes, permitir que possam voltar a sonhar e construir “Um Outro Mundo Possível”.
Nesta 3a edição o FSJ tem parceria com o Evento "Mutirão da Comunicação - America Latina e Caribe". Os gauchos na cidade de Porto Alegre/RS são contemplados as ediçoes anteriores foram em Florianopolis/SC.
Local:Porto Alegre na PUCRS
Quando : de 12 a 16 de Julho
Inscricoes pelo site: http://www.forumsocialdajuventude.com.br
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Gracias A La Vida
Gracias A La Vida
Mercedes Sosa
Composição: Violeta Parra
Gracias a la vida que me ha dado tanto
Me dio dos luceros que cuando los abro
Perfecto distingo lo negro del blanco
Y en el alto cielo su fondo estrellado
Y en las multitudes el hombre que yo amo
Gracias a la vida que me ha dado tanto
Me ha dado el oído que en todo su ancho
Graba noche y día grillos y canarios
Martirios, turbinas, ladridos, chubascos
Y la voz tan tierna de mi bien amado
Gracias a la vida que me ha dado tanto
Me ha dado el sonido y el abecedario
Con él, las palabras que pienso y declaro
Madre, amigo, hermano
Y luz alumbrando la ruta del alma del que estoy amando
Gracias a la vida que me ha dado tanto
Me ha dado la marcha de mis pies cansados
Con ellos anduve ciudades y charcos
Playas y desiertos, montañas y llanos
Y la casa tuya, tu calle y tu patio
Gracias a la vida que me ha dado tanto
Me dio el corazón que agita su marco
Cuando miro el fruto del cerebro humano
Cuando miro el bueno tan lejos del malo
Cuando miro el fondo de tus ojos claros
Gracias a la vida que me ha dado tanto
Me ha dado la risa y me ha dado el llanto
Así yo distingo dicha de quebranto
Los dos materiales que forman mi canto
Y el canto de ustedes que es el mismo canto
Y el canto de todos que es mi propio canto
Gracias a la vida, gracias a la vida
The artist plays an important role / o papel do artista na sociedade
Considering that the artist plays an important role in the life and evolution of society and that he should be given the opportunity to contribute to society's development and, as any other citizen, to exercise his responsibilities therein, while preserving his creative inspiration and freedom of expression ( The General Conference of UNESCO - the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, meeting in Belgrade from 23 September to 28 October 1980 at its twenty-first session)
Awareness at the Social Forum of Youth in Brazil
( Awareness is a term referring to the ability to perceive, to feel, or to be conscious of events...)
A COLLECTIVE EFFORT OF SOCIAL FORUM OF YOUTH (FSJ) and LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN COMMUNICATION
Culture, Education and Environment (FSJ) & Communication processes and a culture of social awareness
July 12 to 17, 2009
Porto Alegre/RS
SOCIAL FORUM OF YOUTH (FSJ) OVERVIEW
Culture, Education and Environment (FSJ)
Objective
Provide dialogue spaces about Culture, Education and Environment . Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions will examine ways to promote education for all, cultural diversity and the International Year of Planet Earth.
Checkout the schedule: http://www.forumsocialdajuventude.com.br
Mutirao da Comunicacao
LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN COMMUNICATION Overview
Latin America and the Caribbean are experiencing a time of deep change. Political and economic transformation generates both opportunities and challenges; however, they don’t seem enough to reduce social differences in our region or to include those who feel as though they are not part of a society.
The means and processes of communication play a fundamental role in speeding up the changes in this scenario and in the spread of knowledge.
What communication do we want? Which challenges do current and future communicators face? What role does mass media play in the construction of a more humane, just and socially aware society?
Come along…Let us debate these and other questions together. This is the theme of the Collective Effort of Latin American and Caribbean Communication.
Objective
Provide dialogue spaces about processes of communication in light of a socially aware culture, for the construction of a society committed to justice, freedom and peace
Central Themes
1. New political and social scenarios and communication processes
Speaker: Pedro Ribeiro de Oliveira (Brazil)
§ New regional political scene and communication policies.
Panelist: Rosa Alayza (Peru)
§ New communication processes by different social players.
Panelist: Rosa María Alfaro (Peru)
§ Public means and right to communication.
Panelist: Guillermo Mastrini (Argentina)
§ Communication ethics in the perspective of rights.
Panelist: Gabriel Jaime Pérez (Colombia)
§ Communication before the God of hope.
Panelist: Agenor Brighenti (Brazil)
2. Economy and communication in the digital era
Speaker: Armand Mattelart (Belgium)
§ Concentration of property in communications and relations of power.
Panelist: Martín Becerra (Argentina)
§ Information society, digitalization processes, technology convergence.
Panelist: Carlos Cortés (Colombia)
§ New Latin American economic reality and its consequences for communication.
Panelist: Inácio Neutzling (Brazil)
§ Socially aware economy and communication processes.
Panelist: Paul Singer (Brazil)
§ God as “goods” in the digital era.
Panelist: Leomar Brustolin (Brazil)
3. Communication in the dialogue of cultures
Speaker: Rossana Reguillo (Mexico)
Communication in differences and in conflict.
Panelist: Tanius Karam (Mexico)
§ Communication in ecumenist and inter-religious dialogue.
Panelist: Dennis Smith (Guatemala)
§ New languages in Evangelic inculturation processes.
Panelist: Paulo Suess (Brazil)
§ Communication of those silenced and processes of resistance.
Panelist: María Cristina Mata (Argentina)
§ Theology and communication in the society of knowledge.
Panelist: Urbano Zilles (Brazil)
Chech out the schedule : http://www.muticom.org/english/
A COLLECTIVE EFFORT OF SOCIAL FORUM OF YOUTH (FSJ) and LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN COMMUNICATION
Culture, Education and Environment (FSJ) & Communication processes and a culture of social awareness
July 12 to 17, 2009
Porto Alegre/RS
SOCIAL FORUM OF YOUTH (FSJ) OVERVIEW
Culture, Education and Environment (FSJ)
Objective
Provide dialogue spaces about Culture, Education and Environment . Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions will examine ways to promote education for all, cultural diversity and the International Year of Planet Earth.
Checkout the schedule: http://www.forumsocialdajuventude.com.br
Mutirao da Comunicacao
LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN COMMUNICATION Overview
Latin America and the Caribbean are experiencing a time of deep change. Political and economic transformation generates both opportunities and challenges; however, they don’t seem enough to reduce social differences in our region or to include those who feel as though they are not part of a society.
The means and processes of communication play a fundamental role in speeding up the changes in this scenario and in the spread of knowledge.
What communication do we want? Which challenges do current and future communicators face? What role does mass media play in the construction of a more humane, just and socially aware society?
Come along…Let us debate these and other questions together. This is the theme of the Collective Effort of Latin American and Caribbean Communication.
Objective
Provide dialogue spaces about processes of communication in light of a socially aware culture, for the construction of a society committed to justice, freedom and peace
Central Themes
1. New political and social scenarios and communication processes
Speaker: Pedro Ribeiro de Oliveira (Brazil)
§ New regional political scene and communication policies.
Panelist: Rosa Alayza (Peru)
§ New communication processes by different social players.
Panelist: Rosa María Alfaro (Peru)
§ Public means and right to communication.
Panelist: Guillermo Mastrini (Argentina)
§ Communication ethics in the perspective of rights.
Panelist: Gabriel Jaime Pérez (Colombia)
§ Communication before the God of hope.
Panelist: Agenor Brighenti (Brazil)
2. Economy and communication in the digital era
Speaker: Armand Mattelart (Belgium)
§ Concentration of property in communications and relations of power.
Panelist: Martín Becerra (Argentina)
§ Information society, digitalization processes, technology convergence.
Panelist: Carlos Cortés (Colombia)
§ New Latin American economic reality and its consequences for communication.
Panelist: Inácio Neutzling (Brazil)
§ Socially aware economy and communication processes.
Panelist: Paul Singer (Brazil)
§ God as “goods” in the digital era.
Panelist: Leomar Brustolin (Brazil)
3. Communication in the dialogue of cultures
Speaker: Rossana Reguillo (Mexico)
Communication in differences and in conflict.
Panelist: Tanius Karam (Mexico)
§ Communication in ecumenist and inter-religious dialogue.
Panelist: Dennis Smith (Guatemala)
§ New languages in Evangelic inculturation processes.
Panelist: Paulo Suess (Brazil)
§ Communication of those silenced and processes of resistance.
Panelist: María Cristina Mata (Argentina)
§ Theology and communication in the society of knowledge.
Panelist: Urbano Zilles (Brazil)
Chech out the schedule : http://www.muticom.org/english/
Forum Social da Juventude prepara para o Forum Social Mundial 2010
Fórum Social da Juventude esta agregando as atividades e os inscritos à programação oficial do evento O Mutirão de Comunicação América Latina e Caribe Mutirao. “Os organizadores do Fórum, estimulados pela temática do Mutirão, propuseram a integração dos dois eventos. É uma oportunidade de reforçar o diálogo com a juventude sobre a comunicação que queremos”, disse Pe Marcelino Sivinski, coordenador do Mutirão.
Local: Pontifícia Universidade Católica (PUC), em Porto Alegre, de 12 a 17 de julho.
O Fórum Social da Juventude é um evento preparatório ao Fórum Social Mundial, cuja realização está previsto para 2010 em Porto Alegre. O evento da juventude deve reunir 500 pessoas em uma programação que inclui oficinas e debates nos Eixos: Cultura, Educacao e Meio Ambiente. As conferências e atividades do Mutirão deixa a programação ainda mais ampla e rica. “Temos muitos jovens já inscritos no FSJ e no Mutirão representando uma grande oportunidade de intercambio, troca de saberes e integracao palnetaria.
O Forum Social da Juventude conta com participantes de diversos paises, teremos oficinas, palestras e atividades artisticas de alto nivel. Tambem abrimos espaco para participacao de artistas ( musicos, poetas, atores, e mais...) expressarem sua visao de mundo atraves da arte no Espaco Alternativo proporcionando um Cardapio Cultural interessante.
O Mutirão de Comunicação América Latina e Caribe é promovido pela Conferência Nacional dos Bispos do Brasil (CNBB), Conselho Episcopal Latino-Americano (CELAM), e pela Organização Católica Latino-americana e Caribenha de Comunicação (OCLACC), em colaboração com outras instituições e redes de comunicação como SIGNIS, UCIP, UNDA-RCR, sindicatos, jornalistas, universidades e faculdades de comunicação de 37 países.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Parceria firma compromisso com a Juventude
O destino do Forum Social da Juventude foi sair do interior e ir pra Capital maas nao percamos a esperanca! Bento Goncalvenses poderao se deslocar ate Porto Alegre e participar desta edicao que agrega a programacao do Mutirao da Comunicacao. Teremos o Show Nenhum de Nos e muito mais! Inscreva-se pelo site e garanta sua participacao nas oficinas, palestras, espaco interativo e apresentacoes artisticas.
AGORA O FSJ sera em PORTO ALEGRE na PUCRS
FSJ 2009 realiza parceria com Mutirão de Comunicação.
O Comitê Geral Executivo do FSJ 2009 está em contato com a Coordenação do Mutirão de Comunicação para, em parceria, realizar sua programação oficial na PUC, em Porto Alegre, junto com o Mutirão.
O Mutirão de Comunicação vai ocorrer no período de 12 até 17 de Julho\2009, mesma data do FSJ 2009. O site do Mutirão é: www.muticom.org
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