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Fanshawe College Presents: Author Alicia Elliott
No full textAuthor Alicia Elliott discusses her new book “A Mind Spread Out On The Ground”
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Alicia Appleman-Jurman Lecture
No full textThis is a lecture given by Alicia Appleman-Jurman in May 1992 at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah as part of its Tanner Lecture Series. Alicia Appleman-Jurman is the author of the book Alicia: My Story, which she wrote over a three-year period while living in Holland. Although Appleman-Jurman spent her childhood in the mountains of Poland, she and her family had moved to Buczacz by the time World War II began. Appleman-Jurman is the only survivor from her immediate family of seven people; her mother was shot in front of her. Despite escaping from custody several times and having several near misses when she hid during raids in the ghetto, Alicia witnessed numerous atrocities by Nazi authorities against Jews. Appleman-Jurman contracted tuberculosis, from which she did not fully recover until her stay at a Belgian orphanage after the War. It was from there that she boarded the ship Theodor Herzl, bound for the Jewish homeland of Eretz Israel. And although the voyage ended with the internment in a prison camp on the island of Cyprus by the British of everyone, Appleman-Jurman did finally arrive in Palestine eight months thereafter. A question and answer session with the audience follows
Alicia Camacho Garcés interview transcript
No full textUna serie de entrevistas realizadas en 2013-14 en Buenaventura, Colombia con Alicia Camacho (1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia –2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), la cantante, compositora, bailarina y activista afrocolombiana, sobre su vida y la vida, obra y pensamiento de su mentor, el coreógrafo e intelectual afrocolombiano Teófilo Roberto Potes (1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia).A series of interviews, carried out 2013-14 in Buenaventura, Colombia with Alicia Camacho Garcés (b. 1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia – d. 2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), the Afro-Colombian singer, songwriter, dancer, and activist, about her own life and the life, work, and thoughts of her mentor, the Afro-Colombian choreographer and intellectual Teófilo Roberto Potes (b. 1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – d. 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia)
Alicia Appleman-Jurman Oral History Interview
No full textAlicia Appleman-Jurman is the author of Alicia: My Story, which recounts her encounters as a Jewish child both during the Holocaust and immediately after World War II. In 1947, Appleman-Jurman journeyed from Europe to the Jewish homeland of Eretz Israel aboard the Theodor Herzl, a voyage that ended with imprisonment on the island of Cyprus. After eight months, she was finally allowed to go to Palestine, where she lived from 1947 to 1952, during which she attended the Mikveh Israel Agricultural School, served two years in the Israeli Navy, and met and married American Gabriel Appleman. The newlyweds moved to New York in 1952. Concurrently with pursuing various occupations and attending many different institutions of higher learning to study various subjects, Appleman-Jurman also began bearing witness to groups, mostly comprised of schoolchildren. Gabriel, Alicia, and their three children lived in several places around the world for Gabriel\u27s work, which is how they came to be in Israel during the Arab-Israeli War in 1973. The Appleman familiy returned to to California in 1975 and remained there. Alicia tried very hard not to allow the lives of her three children to be negatively affected by her own childhood wartime experiences. In fulfillment of the promise she had made to so many schoolchildren to eventually write down her story into book form, she wrote non-stop over a period of three years during the early 1980s while living in Holland. The impact of her story on readers is extremely important to Alicia Appleman-Jurman
Author interview: Q and A with Sonia Livingstone and Alicia Blum-Ross, authors of Parenting for a Digital Future
No full textIn this author interview, we speak to Sonia Livingstone and Alicia Blum-Ross about their new book, Parenting for a Digital Future, which draws on interviews and a national survey with UK parents to explore how hopes and fears about digital technologies are shaping parenting today
Alicia Camacho Garcés interview: December 28, 2013
No full textUna serie de entrevistas realizadas en 2013-14 en Buenaventura, Colombia con Alicia Camacho (1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia –2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), la cantante, compositora, bailarina y activista afrocolombiana, sobre su vida y la vida, obra y pensamiento de su mentor, el coreógrafo e intelectual afrocolombiano Teófilo Roberto Potes (1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia).A series of interviews, carried out 2013-14 in Buenaventura, Colombia with Alicia Camacho Garcés (b. 1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia – d. 2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), the Afro-Colombian singer, songwriter, dancer, and activist, about her own life and the life, work, and thoughts of her mentor, the Afro-Colombian choreographer and intellectual Teófilo Roberto Potes (b. 1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – d. 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia)
Alicia Camacho Garcés interview: January 5, 2014
No full textUna serie de entrevistas realizadas en 2013-14 en Buenaventura, Colombia con Alicia Camacho (1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia –2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), la cantante, compositora, bailarina y activista afrocolombiana, sobre su vida y la vida, obra y pensamiento de su mentor, el coreógrafo e intelectual afrocolombiano Teófilo Roberto Potes (1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia).A series of interviews, carried out 2013-14 in Buenaventura, Colombia with Alicia Camacho Garcés (b. 1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia – d. 2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), the Afro-Colombian singer, songwriter, dancer, and activist, about her own life and the life, work, and thoughts of her mentor, the Afro-Colombian choreographer and intellectual Teófilo Roberto Potes (b. 1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – d. 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia)
Alicia Camacho Garcés interview: January 4, 2014
No full textUna serie de entrevistas realizadas en 2013-14 en Buenaventura, Colombia con Alicia Camacho (1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia –2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), la cantante, compositora, bailarina y activista afrocolombiana, sobre su vida y la vida, obra y pensamiento de su mentor, el coreógrafo e intelectual afrocolombiano Teófilo Roberto Potes (1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia).A series of interviews, carried out 2013-14 in Buenaventura, Colombia with Alicia Camacho Garcés (b. 1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia – d. 2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), the Afro-Colombian singer, songwriter, dancer, and activist, about her own life and the life, work, and thoughts of her mentor, the Afro-Colombian choreographer and intellectual Teófilo Roberto Potes (b. 1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – d. 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia)
Alicia Camacho Garcés interview: December 24, 2013
No full textUna serie de entrevistas realizadas en 2013-14 en Buenaventura, Colombia con Alicia Camacho (1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia –2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), la cantante, compositora, bailarina y activista afrocolombiana, sobre su vida y la vida, obra y pensamiento de su mentor, el coreógrafo e intelectual afrocolombiano Teófilo Roberto Potes (1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia).A series of interviews, carried out 2013-14 in Buenaventura, Colombia with Alicia Camacho Garcés (b. 1941, Río Tapaje, Colombia – d. 2017, Buenaventura, Colombia), the Afro-Colombian singer, songwriter, dancer, and activist, about her own life and the life, work, and thoughts of her mentor, the Afro-Colombian choreographer and intellectual Teófilo Roberto Potes (b. 1917 Río Anchicayá, Colombia – d. 1975, Buenaventura, Colombia)
Políticas sociales y economía popular. Estrategias de supervivencia de trabajadores en Villavicencio - Colombia (2012-18)
No full textTrabajo Final para optar al Grado Académico de Doctor en Administración y Política Pública, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, 2020Fil: Cervera Quintero, Jenny Paola. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Instituto de Investigación y Formación en Administración Pública; Argentina.Fil: Cervera Quintero, Jenny Paola. Fundación para el Empoderamiento y Fortalecimiento de las Capacidades Humanas (Fundación EMFOCAH); Colombia.Esta investigación pretende comprender las estrategias de supervivencia que las y los trabajadores de la economía popular desarrollan en la ciudad de Villavicencio en Colombia y las políticas sociales que el Estado dirigió hacia este grupo poblacional en los años 2012-18. Para el logro de este objetivo, se han seleccionado diversas visiones de economías alternativas como prisma para entender de manera más cercana el fenómeno, a través del configuracionismo Latinoamericano como metodología para abordar la realidad y comprender cómo el contexto en el territorio influye directamente en las decisiones desarrolladas
por las personas. El grupo poblacional participante relata sus experiencias y enseña las estrategias a través de las cuales superviven junto a sus familias. En las conclusiones se manifiesta como la violencia institucional, los crímenes de Estado, la corrupción y el clientelismo profundizan las brechas de inequidad en el país. Se evidencia una arraigada desconfianza de la población en las instituciones y por ende una forzada aceptación del discurso hegemónico, que implica que las condiciones de vida recaen únicamente sobre el individuo limitando al máximo las responsabilidades del Estado.Fil: Cervera Quintero, Jenny Paola. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Instituto de Investigación y Formación en Administración Pública; Argentina.Fil: Cervera Quintero, Jenny Paola. Fundación para el Empoderamiento y Fortalecimiento de las Capacidades Humanas (Fundación EMFOCAH); Colombia
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