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Revolutions in Public Practice: Community Organizing
Originally aired on Sunday, November 29th, 2009
In this segment of the Creative Time Summit, held at the New York Public Library in October 2009, the topic focus was Community Organizing with four presenters: socio-cultural investigator Gregory Sholette offers his bullet points for activists, artist Edgar Arcenaux on the Watts House Project in Los Angeles, artist Laurie Jo Reynolds and the Illinois Supermax Prison, and artist/political economist Damon Rich on making art from mortgages. Editor's note: Sholette recommends a visit to The Howling Mob Society website, and we agree (26 minutes).

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