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The audio installation 'Data Collection Chant for 16 Voices' by Blake Robbins was originally created for 4 speakers but should be played on a loop in a bathroom from as many speakers as possible throughout the day.
The piece was inspired by a discord server called 'Coincellcord' where users would discuss surveillance and being surveilled in a playful way.
Robbins edited a transcript from the discord server to create the audio piece with the help of sixteen friends and presented it at a group show in Massachusetts.

Theo Anthony, the director of 'All Light Everywhere', emphasized the importance of connecting diverse sources in his filmmaking process and created a website to showcase these influences and inspirations.
In his film, Theo Anthony intentionally included himself to challenge traditional documentary norms and encourage audience reflection on the artifice present in filmmaking.
Theo Anthony's venture into local government as a City Council Member showcases the complexity of decision-making in mundane yet impactful issues, highlighting the intricate nature of political work.

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A successful rally against anti-Asian hate in Mountain View attracted a diverse crowd and received support from local leaders.
The event was organized by high school students, with adults providing behind-the-scenes support, highlighting the power of youth leadership.
Despite feeling more connected to American values after participating in the rally, the author realizes the importance of continued engagement to truly embody those values.

The plan suggests creating an app to manage policies like computer code, making decision-making faster and more collaborative. This could help organizations work better together on climate change.
It proposes forming a network of organizations that pool resources and make decisions together, allowing people to directly participate in political actions and elections. This would give more power to local communities.
The idea is to build a platform that pays people for their contributions, motivating them to take part in projects for climate change and other important issues. This could lead to more action from the public.

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A catchy title helps grab attention and encourages people to engage with your posts. Good titles are important like a strong email subject line.
Engaging the community by asking for feedback or their opinions makes discussions lively. People love to share their experiences and ideas.
Sharing valuable information and solutions to problems can attract more interest. People are looking for helpful advice and engaging content.

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The upcoming workshop will focus on building and using online platforms for good and will be recorded for later access.
A recent discussion highlighted the importance of addressing anti-Blackness and shared various resources for non-Black individuals to educate themselves.
Self-care during social change is crucial, and there are resources available to help people rest and recover while advocating for justice.