RV Interfaith Social Justice Coalition Presents “From Intention to Action: Devising Tangible Steps toward Equity” with Claudia Alick, Mon, Feb 10, 6-8pm at the United Methodist Church

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The Interfaith Social Justice Coalition is delighted to host a special workshop on how to build more welcoming, just, and equitable communities. Following up on last month’s panel conversation, we have a visiting guest, the superb Claudia Alick (pictured), who will guide us through the process of collaborating to develop forward-looking strategies and practices that create thriving, diverse and equitable communities. Ever wondered what we might be missing about our spaces and practices that are making it difficult to achieve greater unity with all community members? That might be barriers to participation? We’ll bring the unconscious into the conscious and devise tangible steps we can take now to improve our civic and spiritual communities.

This workshop is free to attend and is operating on a radical generosity model. Please support Claudia’s professional work as the spirit of gratitude moves you.

Workshop will be held in Wesley Hall of the Ashland United Methodist Church at 175 N. Main St.

About the Facilitator:  Claudia Alick is a producer, a writer, a performer, an organizer, and an inclusion expert. Named by American Theater Magazine as one of 25 theater artists who will shape American Theater in the next 25 years, she is widely known as the former Community Producer at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. For ten years at OSF she produced events such as “The Every 28 Hours Plays”, “The Green Show”, The Daedalus Project, OSF Open Mics as well as producing/directing audio-plays with OSF such as the Grammy nominated “Hamlet”. Her personal projects include her podcast “Hold On…Wait for it”, vlog “This Week in Cultural Appropriation”, StreetPoetry, and one-person Show “Fill in the Blank” exploring disability and the medical industry. Claudia served on Oregon Arts Leaders in Inclusion, the steering committee of The Ghostlight Project, the steering committee for Black Theater Commons, and is currently co-president of the board of Network of Ensemble Theater, She is currently the executive producer of the transmedia social justice company CALLING UP.