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Let’s Get Free!

4:18 pm By la Macha · Word en la calle · Comments Off

22 May 2009

For D.C. peeps!

The Visions to Peace Project Presents “Let’s Get Free!”

Youths’ Performance to Address the Pain of Violence and the Hope of Healing

(Washington, D.C. – May 20, 2009) On Saturday, June 13, the Visions to Peace Project will present a free performance that explores violence against youth and celebrates the power of healing. The Visions to Peace Project is an Anacostia-based organization that supports youth-led action for safety and peace, rather than dependence on policing, prisons, and punitive policies. This spring, the organization offered a series of workshops in which youth meet weekly to discuss violence in their lives and use the arts as a tool for healing. Next month, participants will share their work in a production organized for the community at large. A brief discussion and open cast party featuring free food and door prizes will be held directly after the show to support continued dialog and community-building. The entire event will be held at CentroNía, an educational and family support center located in Columbia Heights, NW.

WHAT: Let’s Get Free!

WHO: Visions to Peace Project
Various Volunteers, Collaborators and Supporters

WHEN: Saturday, June 13, 2009. Doors open at 6 pm. Show begins at 6:30 p.m.

WHERE: CentroNía, 1420 Columbia Rd. NW, Washington, D.C. 20009

WHY: Youth, families and communities are harmed by multiple forms of violence – from the loss of friends to the loss of neighborhoods, from abuse by dating partners to abuse by police officers. This performance will highlight the insights of local youth and their calls for healing and justice.

For more information on the Visions to Peace Project, visit www.visionispower.org

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