You can still see the burn scars that dot the hills near the campus where I live, which is on the unceded territory of the Awaswas-speaking Uypi tribe and the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band
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In Conversation: Maurya Kerr and Alaja Badalich
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In Conversation: David Herrera and Jocelyn Reyes
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I Wonder if My Neighbors Can Hear Me Singing
In March, when we received the Stay at Home Order, I was burnt out. Most days, I was driving in circles around the Bay to keep up with my freelance gigs, eating peanut butter sandwiches in my car between jobs, and desperately in need of a break. I couldn’t have imagined when we received that first Stay at Home order on March 16 that we would be here now.
In Practice: Stepping Back to Move Forward with Cherie Hill, Hope Mohr, and Karla Quintero
Dancers’ Group · In Practice: Stepping Back to Move Forward with Hope Mohr, Cherie Hill, and Karla Quintero If you prefer to read this piece, continue below. Beginning on […]
When Salsa Swipes Right on Somatics, There is a Match
Photo by David Poertner What if the digital space could be a reprieve, an alternate reality for postcolonial dance research? Perhaps now, working outside of institutional demands, brown perspectives can […]
