Step UP and Move to End Violence
One Billion Rising, across the globe
CC King
Concord, MA
February 14 at 5PM
Show the world that violence against women and girls is a central issue of our time and will no longer be tolerated. Gather to shout, sing, move and call for freedom from violence for all of our sisters and brothers. Play in an InterPLay ritual with Caution Tape.
Your involvement will help send the message that this movement is an unstoppable global force. Together, we will shake the world on 14 February 2013, demanding an end to violence against women and girls around the world!
Followed by: a performance of Eve Ensler's Obie Award-winning VAGINA MONOLOGUES, a wildly divergent gathering of female voices, including a six-year-old girl, a septuagenarian New Yorker, a vagina workshop participant, a woman who witnesses the birth of her granddaughter, a Bosnian survivor of rape, and a feminist happy to have found a man who "liked to look at it."
Come at 4:30 to be part of the "Instigating Team".
Cost: FREE to rally; donation to Vagina Monologues
Registration/Information: ccking.interplay@gmail.com
Venue
Emerson Umbrella Center for the Arts
40 Stow St
Concord, MA 01742
Emerson Umbrella is located in Concord Center.
Parking is available in the adjacent lot on Stow Street.
The building will be open during the workshop hours. - use the front door.
Leaders
CC King
CC is a Certified InterPlay Leader Boston-area coordinator and grateful mentor to InterPlay Leaders in Training and Harvard Divinity School Students. She has been practicing the joyous unfolding of InterPlay for over 20 years and currently serves on the Body Wisdom Board and the Integrity & Innovation Council. CC is an expressive therapist, visual artist, teacher and community activist. Dedicated to inviting respectful & celebratory relations with Earth and her beings, CC designs workshops, organic sculpture and public performance. She values play with elders, Memory Cafes, cancer support and inclusive healing & transformation. Her background includes nonprofit management, art and family therapy, trauma-informed InterPlay and a life-long commitment to finding sustenance, creative activism, and joyful reverence in the natural world.