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The Center for Creative Chaos NewsEVENTS - PARTNERS May 09
The Center for Creative Chaos is fiscally sponsored by Pan Left Productions. Pan Left Productions is a 501(c)(3), Tax ID #86-0762169 and all contributions are tax deductible.
The Center for Creative Chaos739 N 4th AvenueTucson, Az 85705520 623 9061
Editor's Notes
WHO ARE WE?
We noticed the media never shows the realities of homelessness. The “news” usually shows homeless camps being bulldozed by the city or as a problem for a neighborhood. One never sees the very clean and ordered camps that exist.
An image of homelessness has been created that presents folks with backpacks hung with water bottles and wearing tacky clothing, or panhandling on the corners. The media doesn’t show the well dressed individuals that blend into mainstream America, or the families that used to be your next door neighbors, struggling with homelessness.
During Katrina the government didn’t acknowledge that the poor lacked the means to leave before the storm hit. Those with the least suffered the most. Their plight was minimized because they don ’t have money or political power, and this news does not sell.
This media driven image, of the homeless and poor being a worthless part of our consumer society, perpetuates the brutalization of this population.
The Center for Creative Chaos is out to change this image. We feel everyone deserves equal representation in our society.
Ron Austin
The Out of The Shadows Event
Thanks for making the Out of the Shadows event on the 17th at The Center for Creative Chaos a great success. It was standing room only, with many others outside, peering in.
Many people admired the art of our homeless and formerly homeless artists. The artists in attendance were Amanda Stidham, John Anglin, Leah Beabout, Megan Pobyajlo-Bailey and Rajan Al-Moneef. Also in attendance was the well known advocacy photographer Edwina Scott showing her black and white photos of homeless woman.
The Center for Creative Chaos staff spoke to those gathered on the mission of the Center, and screened excerpts from videos produced to portray the reality of homelessness.
After the event a number of items were sold and the audience took the opportunity to mingle with the staff and artists. Black Man Clay then entertained out side the Center, and an air of conviviality and enjoyment prevailed.
Our Donors
We gratefully acknowledge these people for their contributions that sustain our mission.
l Nola Dierken
l Bev Medlyn
l Debbie Merkley
l Shawn Trobia
l Sheri Whitehead
l Tiiu Austin
l Emma Trobia
NEEDS LIST
The following items are needed for our programs.
The Center for Creative Chaos Art Gallery
l Full size refrigerator
l Art supplies
l PC tower (capable of doing video editing)
l A truck or van
l Rent money
The Tucson Feed the Homeless Project
l Snacks
l Toiletries
l Clothing
l Fast food coupons
l Financial donations
The Homeless Documentaries Team
l DV - Camera
l Tripod
l Video Lights
l Volunteers to assist in projects
l Financial donations
Our Partners and Their Events
Pan Left Productions
De VieA regular contributor of music, poetry and art.www.myspace.com/yourdevie
The Social Justice League
Tucson Community for Change
The Tucson Community for Change "America's Mandate for Health Care Reform" is on the web and the URL is below.
Ben Bosley is the Health Care Reform Chair for the Tucson Community for Change and he can be reached at:
America's Mandate for Health Care Reform
The Center for Creative Chaos Programs
The following are the programs of The Center for Creative Chaos some of them will contain URL that you will have to copy and paste into your browser.
The Tucson Feed the Homeless Project
This group feeds the homeless in a park in Tucson, Az every two weeks on a Saturday at 12 pm.
The Homeless Documentaries Team
This group makes videos and photos of the realities of homelessness and poverty that is not shown in the mainstream media. The videos can be seen at the URL below
youtube.com/homelesschampion
This is where all the videos of The Homeless Documentaries Team are housed.
myspace.com/homelessadvocate
This is an informational site that has videos from You Tube and text commentary that covers many aspects of homelessness.
The Center for Creative Chaos
The Center for Creative Chaos 739 N 4th Avenue (next to the Epic Cafe) Tucson, AZ 85705 520 623 9061 Wednesday - Sunday 1 pm - 8 pm Director: Michael Karagavoorian karagavoorian @yahoo.com
The Center for Creative Chaos - Facebook
If you have a Facebook proile you can become a "fan" of our page.
If you want to know more about the above programs email me at:
The Center for Creative Chaos Facebook Page
PLEASE DONATE FUNDS SO THAT WE CAN CONTINUE OUR SOCIAL CHANGE EFFORTS
The Center for Creative Chaos Donation Page
The Center for Creative Chaos • 739 N 4th Ave • Tucson, AZ 85705
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The Center for Creative Chaos NewsEVENTS - PARTNERS May 09
The Center for Creative Chaos is fiscally sponsored by Pan Left Productions. Pan Left Productions is a 501(c)(3), Tax ID #86-0762169 and all contributions are tax deductible.
The Center for Creative Chaos739 N 4th AvenueTucson, Az 85705520 623 9061
Editor's Notes
WHO ARE WE?
We noticed the media never shows the realities of homelessness. The “news” usually shows homeless camps being bulldozed by the city or as a problem for a neighborhood. One never sees the very clean and ordered camps that exist.
An image of homelessness has been created that presents folks with backpacks hung with water bottles and wearing tacky clothing, or panhandling on the corners. The media doesn’t show the well dressed individuals that blend into mainstream America, or the families that used to be your next door neighbors, struggling with homelessness.
During Katrina the government didn’t acknowledge that the poor lacked the means to leave before the storm hit. Those with the least suffered the most. Their plight was minimized because they don ’t have money or political power, and this news does not sell.
This media driven image, of the homeless and poor being a worthless part of our consumer society, perpetuates the brutalization of this population.
The Center for Creative Chaos is out to change this image. We feel everyone deserves equal representation in our society.
Ron Austin
The Out of The Shadows Event
Thanks for making the Out of the Shadows event on the 17th at The Center for Creative Chaos a great success. It was standing room only, with many others outside, peering in.
Many people admired the art of our homeless and formerly homeless artists. The artists in attendance were Amanda Stidham, John Anglin, Leah Beabout, Megan Pobyajlo-Bailey and Rajan Al-Moneef. Also in attendance was the well known advocacy photographer Edwina Scott showing her black and white photos of homeless woman.
The Center for Creative Chaos staff spoke to those gathered on the mission of the Center, and screened excerpts from videos produced to portray the reality of homelessness.
After the event a number of items were sold and the audience took the opportunity to mingle with the staff and artists. Black Man Clay then entertained out side the Center, and an air of conviviality and enjoyment prevailed.
Our Donors
We gratefully acknowledge these people for their contributions that sustain our mission.
l Nola Dierken
l Bev Medlyn
l Debbie Merkley
l Shawn Trobia
l Sheri Whitehead
l Tiiu Austin
l Emma Trobia
NEEDS LIST
The following items are needed for our programs.
The Center for Creative Chaos Art Gallery
l Full size refrigerator
l Art supplies
l PC tower (capable of doing video editing)
l A truck or van
l Rent money
The Tucson Feed the Homeless Project
l Snacks
l Toiletries
l Clothing
l Fast food coupons
l Financial donations
The Homeless Documentaries Team
l DV - Camera
l Tripod
l Video Lights
l Volunteers to assist in projects
l Financial donations
Our Partners and Their Events
Pan Left Productions
De VieA regular contributor of music, poetry and art.www.myspace.com/yourdevie
The Social Justice League
Tucson Community for Change
The Tucson Community for Change "America's Mandate for Health Care Reform" is on the web and the URL is below.
Ben Bosley is the Health Care Reform Chair for the Tucson Community for Change and he can be reached at:
America's Mandate for Health Care Reform
The Center for Creative Chaos Programs
The following are the programs of The Center for Creative Chaos some of them will contain URL that you will have to copy and paste into your browser.
The Tucson Feed the Homeless Project
This group feeds the homeless in a park in Tucson, Az every two weeks on a Saturday at 12 pm.
The Homeless Documentaries Team
This group makes videos and photos of the realities of homelessness and poverty that is not shown in the mainstream media. The videos can be seen at the URL below
youtube.com/homelesschampion
This is where all the videos of The Homeless Documentaries Team are housed.
myspace.com/homelessadvocate
This is an informational site that has videos from You Tube and text commentary that covers many aspects of homelessness.
The Center for Creative Chaos
The Center for Creative Chaos 739 N 4th Avenue (next to the Epic Cafe) Tucson, AZ 85705 520 623 9061 Wednesday - Sunday 1 pm - 8 pm Director: Michael Karagavoorian karagavoorian @yahoo.com
The Center for Creative Chaos - Facebook
If you have a Facebook proile you can become a "fan" of our page.
If you want to know more about the above programs email me at:
The Center for Creative Chaos Facebook Page
PLEASE DONATE FUNDS SO THAT WE CAN CONTINUE OUR SOCIAL CHANGE EFFORTS
The Center for Creative Chaos Donation Page
The Center for Creative Chaos • 739 N 4th Ave • Tucson, AZ 85705
Subscribe Unsubscribe Send to a Friend Preferences Report Spam
To receive email from Ron Austin, add [email protected] to your safe sender list.
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Page Subscribe Send to a
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The Center for Creative Chaos NewsEVENTS - PARTNERS May 09
The Center for Creative Chaos is fiscally sponsored by Pan Left Productions. Pan Left Productions is a 501(c)(3), Tax ID #86-0762169 and all contributions are tax deductible.
The Center for Creative Chaos739 N 4th AvenueTucson, Az 85705520 623 9061
Editor's Notes
WHO ARE WE?
We noticed the media never shows the realities of homelessness. The “news” usually shows homeless camps being bulldozed by the city or as a problem for a neighborhood. One never sees the very clean and ordered camps that exist.
An image of homelessness has been created that presents folks with backpacks hung with water bottles and wearing tacky clothing, or panhandling on the corners. The media doesn’t show the well dressed individuals that blend into mainstream America, or the families that used to be your next door neighbors, struggling with homelessness.
During Katrina the government didn’t acknowledge that the poor lacked the means to leave before the storm hit. Those with the least suffered the most. Their plight was minimized because they don ’t have money or political power, and this news does not sell.
This media driven image, of the homeless and poor being a worthless part of our consumer society, perpetuates the brutalization of this population.
The Center for Creative Chaos is out to change this image. We feel everyone deserves equal representation in our society.
Ron Austin
The Out of The Shadows Event
Thanks for making the Out of the Shadows event on the 17th at The Center for Creative Chaos a great success. It was standing room only, with many others outside, peering in.
Many people admired the art of our homeless and formerly homeless artists. The artists in attendance were Amanda Stidham, John Anglin, Leah Beabout, Megan Pobyajlo-Bailey and Rajan Al-Moneef. Also in attendance was the well known advocacy photographer Edwina Scott showing her black and white photos of homeless woman.
The Center for Creative Chaos staff spoke to those gathered on the mission of the Center, and screened excerpts from videos produced to portray the reality of homelessness.
After the event a number of items were sold and the audience took the opportunity to mingle with the staff and artists. Black Man Clay then entertained out side the Center, and an air of conviviality and enjoyment prevailed.
Our Donors
We gratefully acknowledge these people for their contributions that sustain our mission.
l Nola Dierken
l Bev Medlyn
l Debbie Merkley
l Shawn Trobia
l Sheri Whitehead
l Tiiu Austin
l Emma Trobia
NEEDS LIST
The following items are needed for our programs.
The Center for Creative Chaos Art Gallery
l Full size refrigerator
l Art supplies
l PC tower (capable of doing video editing)
l A truck or van
l Rent money
The Tucson Feed the Homeless Project
l Snacks
l Toiletries
l Clothing
l Fast food coupons
l Financial donations
The Homeless Documentaries Team
l DV - Camera
l Tripod
l Video Lights
l Volunteers to assist in projects
l Financial donations
Our Partners and Their Events
Pan Left Productions
De VieA regular contributor of music, poetry and art.www.myspace.com/yourdevie
The Social Justice League
Tucson Community for Change
The Tucson Community for Change "America's Mandate for Health Care Reform" is on the web and the URL is below.
Ben Bosley is the Health Care Reform Chair for the Tucson Community for Change and he can be reached at:
America's Mandate for Health Care Reform
The Center for Creative Chaos Programs
The following are the programs of The Center for Creative Chaos some of them will contain URL that you will have to copy and paste into your browser.
The Tucson Feed the Homeless Project
This group feeds the homeless in a park in Tucson, Az every two weeks on a Saturday at 12 pm.
The Homeless Documentaries Team
This group makes videos and photos of the realities of homelessness and poverty that is not shown in the mainstream media. The videos can be seen at the URL below
youtube.com/homelesschampion
This is where all the videos of The Homeless Documentaries Team are housed.
myspace.com/homelessadvocate
This is an informational site that has videos from You Tube and text commentary that covers many aspects of homelessness.
The Center for Creative Chaos
The Center for Creative Chaos 739 N 4th Avenue (next to the Epic Cafe) Tucson, AZ 85705 520 623 9061 Wednesday - Sunday 1 pm - 8 pm Director: Michael Karagavoorian karagavoorian @yahoo.com
The Center for Creative Chaos - Facebook
If you have a Facebook proile you can become a "fan" of our page.
If you want to know more about the above programs email me at:
The Center for Creative Chaos Facebook Page
PLEASE DONATE FUNDS SO THAT WE CAN CONTINUE OUR SOCIAL CHANGE EFFORTS
The Center for Creative Chaos Donation Page
The Center for Creative Chaos • 739 N 4th Ave • Tucson, AZ 85705
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