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Category: Blog
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One Remarkable Media Writer’s Self-Perception ❀ Reflection and The Professional Strategy Triangle
Media Writer’s Self-Perception Reflection This first week of my Writing for the Media course, I completed the Perceptions of Writing Skills activity in the Appendix of my textbook. Here, my Elaborate/Surface Score was a 25. This suggests that I think of myself as a “deep writer”—that I think about what I am writing and enjoy… Read.
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Help Sufiyah Finish Her Media Studies Degree
In 1999, I began my college journey at age 17, as a first-generation college student and an emancipated teenager after some time in the foster care system. Throughout my college career, I have faced significant challenges. Housing and food insecurity, incarcerated and missing relatives, exploitation, medical and safety emergencies. Despite these obstacles, in 2007, I… Read.
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Joe Bataan The King of Latin Soul with Saylove
Artist-Scholar, Jazz Radio Host, and DJ, Saylove sits down with The King of Latin Soul Joe Bataan for an in-depth conversation ahead of his tour dates in Central and South Florida. Bataan reflects on his early life, influences, and the faith that brought him from El Barrio, Spanish Harlem, to the world! Provided To: #WUCF… Read.
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Beyond Storytelling: Ethical, Survivor-Led Creative Practice as Victim Services Infrastructure
Earthsaylove Foundation Artist, Founder, Saylove, provides a brief introduction and an overview of our guiding principles.To support, follow our social media channels, subscribe and leave a comment onsite, make a small donation, or offer an in-kind donation to help us reach our goals! Thanks, so much! Peace! Read.
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From Survival to Creative (Arts) Infrastructure: Why Survivor-Led Arts Are Essential to Long-Term Safety
By Sufiyah A. Yasmine, Founder & Executive Director, Earthsaylove Foundation, sufiyah@earthsaylove.org A note to readers This piece invites reflection, not voyeurism. It is written with care for survivors, communities, and the futures we are building together. The problem with how survivor stories are usually told Too often, stories about survivors of violence are framed around… Read.
