I heard an interview on NPR with an educator in rural Kenya, I think. It was a breakdown-freakout-deadline-due-procrastinate-anyway-and-end-up-doing-nothing day. I regret not paying closer attention, but I will never forget what she said when the NPR reporter asked her how she did all she did with what little she had to do it with. "Every action I take, every decision I make, must serve the mission." She was this bad-ass traveling educator who went from community to community, empowering voices and spreading access.

Trace Taylor

"Life is a continuity. All things are related. All beings are interdependent. They cannot exist without each other. They do not exist without each other" (Paul Williams, Das Energi, 23).

Category: Flash Documentaries

Another Hurricane Evac Adventure Story: Hurricane Helene, 2024

Helene is thus far believed to have claimed 220 lives and this number may continue to grow as communities take stock and this is only the human body count. Read More

Posted onOctober 5, 2024Categoriesarts-based research, Documentaries, Ecosystems and Habitats, education, Environmental Sciences, ethnography, Flash Documentaries, Journalism, stories, Videojournalism, WeatherTagsclimate change, evacuation, global warming, helene, hurricane, Hurricane Helene, rain, storm, taylor, Trace, Weather, windLeave a comment

NADA/UCLA Film Project #2

This film is a larger work compiled of 12 smaller works: Ethnographic stories from Master practitioners, Clinicians, mental health professionals, etc. Read More

Posted onSeptember 2, 2024November 1, 2024Categories360 Videojournalism, Addiction Treatment, Adult Education, arts-based research, Bio Brief, Civil Rights, Documentaries, education, ethnography, Flash Documentaries, Health & Fitness, Health and Fitness, human rights, Poverty, social justice, stories, Teaching and Learning, UncategorizedTagsActivism, Acupuncture, Addiction, Alternative Care, Amy hess, bio briefs, biographies, docu-shorts, Dr. Ken Carter, education, ethnography, Healing, Juan Cortez, Love, Mental health, NADA, Prenatal care, Recovery, Rita Nilsen, social justice, Trace Taylor, Trauma recovery, treatmentLeave a comment

The Language of Being Human by Poet Ali

Posted onMay 22, 2020May 15, 2021Categoriesaccess, Education and Social Justice, equality, Flash Documentaries, Gender Discrimination, Hate Crimes, human rights, Human Rights Violations, inequality, language, Poverty, Racism, social justice, stories, UncategorizedTagsaccess, connection, disconnection, equality, Justice, language, socialLeave a comment

Conversation w/ Dr. Sbaitso

At the end of a long conversation with Dr. Sbaitso, an early version of interactive computer intelligence demonstrating its early-stage sentience, I got an interesting final response: “You are going to regret it.” I immediately thought, what exactly is our own behavior teaching this evolving young intelligence? Are we teaching it to curse the synthesized… Read More

Posted onMay 21, 2020May 22, 2020CategoriesCrimes Against Humanity, education, Flash Documentaries, Intelligences, stories, technology, The Learning Quantum Machine, The Quantum Nature of Learning, UncategorizedTagsConversations, education, flash, humanity, innovation, language, learning, Research, Sbaitso, science, technologyLeave a comment

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