Our “Drag Culture and Parenting Transgender Youth in Small Town PNW” event was truly remarkable. The panelists highlighted both the challenges faced by transgender youth and how the drag tradition can operate as space of affirmation and security. Many thanks to Ceasar Hart and the panel of parents for such an illuminating conversation.
Twin Harbor Voices: Reading the Tidelines
Friday, November 6 | 12-1PM PST via Zoom Reading the Tidelines “Each item on the beach has a story, and each day at the beach tells a story. If you learn how to read each tideline it’s like a page of a book. It tells you not only what’s happened, but it will tell you…
Parampara: Indian Carnatic Music
Indian Carnatic music can be traced back over 5,000 years of oral tradition passed down from Guru (teacher) to Sishya (student). The most important feature of this tradition is improvisation. Improvisation is done in two basic forms, Ragas (melodies) and Talas (cyclic rhythm). Indian Carnatic music also includes various unique instruments such as the Nadaswarm,…