Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Behind the Masc.
Behind the Masc: Defining Masculinity with Carlos Andres Gomez
An evening of spoken word and conversation with 2006 Toronto International Poetry Slam Grand Champion Carlos Andres Gomez
Date: | Friday, September 25, 2009 |
Time: | 7:00pm - 9:00pm |
Location: | SCC-115, Student Campus Centre |
Street: | 55 Gould St |
City/Town: | Toronto, ON |
As part of the Ryerson December 6th Memorial Committee's series "LOOKING FORWARD WITH 20/20 VISION: A FUTURE WITH NO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: 20 Events to recognize the 20th Anniversary of December 6th"
THE RYERSON DEC 6TH MEMORIAL COMMITTEE and THE RYERSON WHITE RIBBON CAMPAIGN
along with the RYERSON URBAN HIP HOP UNION, UNITED BLACK STUDENTS AT RYERSON, V-DAY AT RYERSON and COME UNITY proudly present...
Behind the Masc: Defining Masculinity with Carlos Andres Gomez
An intimate evening with spoken word artist Carlos Andrés Gómez as he comes to Ryerson for a special intimate performance that looks at what it means to be a ‘good man’ in a world where ‘masculinity’ is confined by the narrowest of definitions. It will also be an exploration of the powerful and beautiful things that can define manhood "...giving men the permission to be the best versions of what they can be".
Starting the main show with a powerful spoken word piece will be V Tran from V-Day at Ryerson and Come Unity and Neree Smith from Urban Hip Hop Union
Special Guest Boonaa Mohammed will open for Carlos!
THE RYERSON DEC 6TH MEMORIAL COMMITTEE and THE RYERSON WHITE RIBBON CAMPAIGN
along with the RYERSON URBAN HIP HOP UNION, UNITED BLACK STUDENTS AT RYERSON, V-DAY AT RYERSON and COME UNITY proudly present...
Behind the Masc: Defining Masculinity with Carlos Andres Gomez
An intimate evening with spoken word artist Carlos Andrés Gómez as he comes to Ryerson for a special intimate performance that looks at what it means to be a ‘good man’ in a world where ‘masculinity’ is confined by the narrowest of definitions. It will also be an exploration of the powerful and beautiful things that can define manhood "...giving men the permission to be the best versions of what they can be".
Starting the main show with a powerful spoken word piece will be V Tran from V-Day at Ryerson and Come Unity and Neree Smith from Urban Hip Hop Union
Special Guest Boonaa Mohammed will open for Carlos!
Friday, September 18, 2009
"...UNTIL THE VIOLENCE STOPS"
A ComeUnity collective art project. Inviting your support whereby Art meets Activism. Come and participate, support and identify yourselves to be a non violent individual by stamping your fingerprint on this piece. "...UNTIL THE VIOLENCE STOPS" will travel along with V-Day at Ryerson 2010 through out their campaign to raise funds for their efforts. Donations are encouraged and appreciated; and its proceeds will go to V-Day at Ryerson.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
The Clothesline Project: Thursday September 17th 2009 @ Ryerson University
Thank you to all that came by our exhibit and supported our movement to end violence against women and girls. For those interested in more information about todays event and about Come Unity and V-Day organizations contact the following at the email addresses listed:
Come Unity Information/Contact:
comeunity.info@gmail.com
V-Day @ Ryerson (for inquiries on volunteering, event/news updates):
vdayatryerson@gmail.com
* Check back soon as we will be posting photos from today's event shortly.
Once again thank you to those that contributed to the ComeUnity Collective Art Project, your support and participation is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Come Unity Team
Come Unity Information/Contact:
comeunity.info@gmail.com
V-Day @ Ryerson (for inquiries on volunteering, event/news updates):
vdayatryerson@gmail.com
* Check back soon as we will be posting photos from today's event shortly.
Once again thank you to those that contributed to the ComeUnity Collective Art Project, your support and participation is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Come Unity Team
Thursday, September 3, 2009
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