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Like the familiar keyboard command that resets a frozen screen, “Ctrl + Alt + HERITAGE” speaks to a generation seizing control of their cultural narratives.
His latest film project shares his and other disabled individuals’ stories to increase inclusion as well as give insight into the varied ways people interact with the world.
Davis’s body, voice, and presence channel histories that were nearly lost—stolen by erasure, whitewashing, and cultural neglect.
The documentary film follows Samuel Habib, a typical twenty-one-year-old, itching to move out, start a career, and find love.
Well-told stories shimmer in the light, guiding our footsteps and carrying us through the unknown.
All four storytellers gathered in the Amphitheater for a one-time-only roundtable, each taking the stage for a delightful, participatory performance.
Storyteller Amy Bluemel recounts the tale of why baby rattlesnakes don’t have rattles.
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