Monday 29 April 2024

GALVANIZE: 2024 BLACK THEATRE AND DANCE SYMPOSIUM Saturday May 4, 2024

Greetings, Beautiful Theatricals! Below you will find an invitation from University of Maryland Professor and Associate Chair of the School of Theatre, Dance and Performance Studies Scot Reese. Please come out if you can! 

**Check the link for details and for FREE registration**

https://tdps.umd.edu/events/black-theatre-dance-symposium-2024

OCOMOGOSIAY!!
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You are invited to join us for the   2024 Black Theatre and Dance Symposium on Saturday, May 4.

 

This year's theme is "ROOT WORK: Embracing and Honoring Unconventional Pathways to Performance," celebrating the rich roots and tapestry of Black storytelling and performance, with dynamic speakers, conversations, and workshops. 

The Keynote Speaker will be Baltimore Center Stage's New Artistic Director, Tony Award nominated, and Obie Award-winner director Stevie Walker-Webb.

 

Emphasizing the importance of artist-leaders, this symposium fosters dialogue and action among professionals, scholars and students who convene to discuss, devise and actualize efforts to influence and expand inclusive practices, civility and social well-being in the performing arts and beyond.

 

The symposium coincides with the second night of UMoves: Undergraduate Dance Concert on Saturday, May 4, at 7 pm. You are encouraged to join us for this celebratory event.

 


https://tdps.umd.edu/events/black-theatre-dance-symposium-2024

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Black Theatre & Dance Symposium 2024

College of Arts and Humanities | School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance StudiesSaturday, May 4, 2024 10:00 am - 8:30 pmThe Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, Various locations

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Scot Reese | Professor | Associate Chair

School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies
University of Maryland | sreese@umd.edu|any pronouns

"Best College Theatre ProgramMaryland Theatre Guide


"This is precisely the time when artists go to work. There is no time for despair, no place for self-pity, no need for silence, no room for fear. We speak, we write, we do language. That is how civilizations heal." 

                                                                                          - Toni Morrison




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Sunday 28 April 2024

Saturday 27 April 2024

GALVANIZE: Casting Notice: Seeking Non-Union Talent for Local Hospital Shoot


Subject: Casting Notice: Seeking Non-Union Talent for Local Hospital Shoot

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Project Description: Local Philadelphia Hospital shoot

Seeking: ALL NON SPEAKING ROLES
  • African American Males and Females, Ages 50 - 80
  • Asian Males and Females, Ages 50 - 80
  • Latinix/Hispanic Males and Females, Ages 50 - 80
 
PROJECT DETAILS

Rate: Half day video $450 (TBD Print $225 )

Shoot Date: May 8th or May 10th, 2024

Location: Northeast section of Philadelphia, PA 

Usage: 
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Term: 2 yrs Usage 
 
HOW TO SUBMIT  

 Send all details listed below by Tuesday, April 30th 4pm

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You MUST include all of the following information or you will NOT be considered!

  • Name
  • Recent Digitals - casual attire: 1 close up, smiling and 1 full body shot (NO hats or sunglasses) 
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  • Union status: MUST be Non-Union
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Friday 26 April 2024

(Career Progress) Social Justice Organizer -- Washington, DC

Social Justice Organizer,Washington, DC


The Social Justice Organizer is based in the Washington, DC area and will have primary responsibility organizing activists nationwide and anchoring direct actions and legislative visits in DC. 

As the Workers Circle's point-person in our nation's capital, the organizer will track priority federal legislation, opportunities for endorsement and advocacy. They will signal key moments in the life-cycle of priority legislation when grassroots action can be most impactful and skillfully craft grassroots actions to maximize the power of our multi-generational activist base, with particular emphasis on activists over 60 years of age. 

The Social Justice Organizer will be the primary point person for Workers Circle's grassroots coalition efforts with allied organizations to advance our work on democracy and voting rights in order to advance worker rights, economic justice, immigrant rights and racial justice. They will create and manage sign-on letters, contribute to planning and carrying out coalition actions and programs. Importantly, the social justice organizer will anchor for Workers Circle's participation in social justice actions in the DC-area, from protests outside the Supreme Court, to hearings on the Hill, to actions like the annual March on Washington. 

They will also open new doors and strengthen existing relationships for the Workers Circle with Congress, the White House, and relevant federal agencies that demonstrate our grassroots power, legislative priorities, and Jewish values. While the CEO and Director of Social Justice take the lead in these relationships with federal leaders, the social justice organizer cultivates those relationships with staff, identifies important new people we should meet, closely tracks contacts, assesses opportunities and advising where our values and grassroots power can be marshaled to build a truly multiracial democracy and achieve the worker, immigrant and economic rights we need.

The social justice organizer will additionally assist with Workers Circle's phonebanking, textbanking, and postcarding efforts including promotion, recruitment, and execution. Additionally, the Social Justice Organizer will assist in catalyzing Democracy Circles including through public presentations, and assisting circle support and resource development. 

Further, they will work with the Marketing and Communications Manager to craft posts and engage on social media with a focus on timely legislation and the Workers Circle's history of activism. 

The Social Justice Organizer will advance the progressive values and vision of the Workers Circle. They must be able to assist in translating our approach to Jewish social justice using excellent interpersonal and communication skills as well as tailored, outreach approaches to build ongoing relationships both with the staff of key government offices and our activist base. 

This position reports to the Social Justice Director. Additional duties may be required at the employer's discretion. The position requires attendance at all Workers Circle events and actions which may take place at any time of the day.  This is an exempt, full-time, union position, fully remote and based in the Washington, DC area. Compensation $65,000-75,000 depending on experience, plus an excellent benefits package. 

List of Benefits

·       Health Insurance (100% employer paid for employee only)

·       Dental Insurance (Optional: 100% employee paid)

·       Life and Dismemberment Insurance (100% employer paid)

·       Long Term Disability (optional: 100% employee paid should you choose it)

·       Vision up to $100 per year

·       401k Plan (100% employer match up to 4% of salary)

·       Short-Term Disability

·       Supplemental Short-Term Disability (Optional: 100% employee paid)

·       12-14 paid holidays per year (will vary dependent on year)

·       Vacation: Each employee who shall have been employed for six (6) months but less than one (1) year by July 1st shall receive one (1) weeks' vacation with pay. Each employee who has been employed between one year and two years shall receive two (2) weeks' vacation with pay. Each employee who shall have been employed for three (3) years but less than 10 years, shall receive three (3) weeks' vacation with pay per year. Each employee who shall have been employed for ten (10) years or more shall receive four (4) weeks' vacation with pay per year. Employees may carry over unused vacation days to the following year to be used by no later than August 30

·       Union employes receive 5 personal days per year

·       Sick Days: 12 sick days per year. Employees may carry over 5 unused sick days and bank up to no more than 20 unused sick days in any given year

·       An annual 4% increase through September 1, 2025, pursuant to the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) for Union employees

·       Health Care Flexible Spending Account

·       Qualified Mass Transit Plan

·       Summer Hours (will vary at employer's discretion)

Responsibilities

Under the direction of the Director of Social Justice will

·       Organize grassroots activist as part of the Workers Circle's social justice team

·       Serve as the anchor for Washington, DC-area direct actions and legislative visits

·       Track priority legislation and identify key moments for strategic action

·       Develop relationships with key federal staff to advance Workers Circle's priorities

·       Contribute to developing grassroots strategy and action within coalitions

·       Assist in catalyzing and resourcing Democracy Circles

·       Assist in phonebanking, textbanking, and postcarding

·       Assist with social media content development

 

The ideal candidate will possess:

·      5-7 years of experience in start-up or grassroots organizing

·      Strategic thinker and tactician

·      Familiarity with the federal legislative process and nonpartisan grassroots lobbying

·      Experience working with Congressional offices, the White House or Government Agencies

·      Fluent navigator of Jewish cultures and identities

·      Self-starter and accomplished project manager

·      Excellent public speaking and writing skills

·      Excellent listening skills, sound judgment, and strong problem-solving skills

·      At ease in a fast-past environment without losing attention to detail

·      Comfortable working in a deployed setting and relating to colleagues remotely

·      Experience working with senior activism is a plus.

 

To Apply

 

Please send your resume along with the following:

·    Original cover letter expressing what interests you about the work that The Workers Circle does and your experience with such work and purpose,

·    Contact info for at least 3 professional references (references are not contacted until/unless you are a finalist and notified first)

·    Job site or list where you first saw the job announcement, please

Send all materials to:   Jobs@DemocracyPartners.com

 

Please apply ASAP – thank you!

 

The Workers Circle is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and actively recruits people of color, women, individuals with disabilities and members of the LGBTQIA community.

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GALVANIZE: REWIND - Call for Singers (Paid)

Scorpio Entertainment is currently seeking singers for an upcoming Capital Pride event.

REWIND is an ultimate retro party taking place on Saturday, June 8, 2024, 8pm-1:00am at The Square in Downtown, Washington, DC.

We are seeking TWO energetic and talented singers to perform a "Pride anthem" during the event, fitting the retro theme that celebrates the strides that the LGBTQ+ have made since the Stonewall riots.



We are ideally seeking a pop vocalist to sing live, accompanied by their own backing track, a song that is no more than 3:30:00 minutes, showcasing an uptempo or ballad pop, musical theatre, R&B, or rock selection.

Song Examples (suggestions only):

Natural Woman by Aretha Franklin
I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor
True Colors by Cyndi Lauper
And I Am Telling You by Jennifer Holliday
Simply the Best by Tina Turner
I Wanna Dance With Somebody by Whitney Houston
A Whole New World from Alladin

Pay is $150 per artist. Artist must be available on Saturday, June 8 for a brief rehearsal/sound check at some point between 4pm-6pm and live performance to take place at some point between 9pm-11pm.

Please submit a video audition of no more than two performances to edward@scorpiodjs.com, SUBJECT: PRIDE VOCALIST, no later than 5/10/24.

Thank you!
Edward


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EDWARD DANIELS | AEA | EdwardDaniels.com | IMDB: Profile@EdwardDaniels 

Scorpio Entertainment | CEO | ScorpioDJs.com | @ScorpioDJs

Monologue Madness | Producer | MonologueMadness.net | @MonologueMad

Desk: 202-536-4495, Tues-Fri, 10am-4pm
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GALVANIZE: Non-IZ, Non-Lottery - Waiting List, The Westerly 350 Maple Drive SW Studio, 1-BR and 2-BR 60% MFI

Hello Artists, 

I am forwarding this information, below, regarding a brand new apartment complex in Southwest DC called The Westerly. I am proud to have worked on this project during my time with Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6D (ANC 6D), where we also negotiated a brand new black box theatre from this developer.

If you are currently looking for housing in DC, please take a look at these openings below for affordable apartments between $700-$1700.

I highly recommend getting on these waitlists now. See links at the very bottom. 

I hope this helps someone!

Edward

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EDWARD DANIELS | AEA | EdwardDaniels.com | IMDB: Profile@EdwardDaniels 

Scorpio Entertainment | CEO | ScorpioDJs.com | @ScorpioDJs

Monologue Madness | Producer | MonologueMadness.net | @MonologueMad

Desk: 202-536-4495, Tues-Fri, 10am-4pm


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From: Inclusionary Zoning Lottery <iz.adu@subscriptions.dc.gov>
To: "edward@edwarddaniels.com" <edward@edwarddaniels.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 03:33:24 PM EDT
Subject: Non-IZ, Non-Lottery - Waiting List, The Westerly 350 Maple Drive SW Studio, 1-BR and 2-BR 60% MFI

Hello Household Representative, 

Please read this entire message for important information.   

Thank you for registering your household in the Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) affordable housing program.  As you likely know, the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) conducts lotteries to randomly select households to potentially lease Inclusionary Units and some non-IZ units, including some Affordable Dwelling Units (ADUs). 

This is a notice about one or more ADUs that are no longer subject to the IZ lottery process and you may apply for them directly with the property to add your name to their waiting list.

For Rent Unit Announcement 

We are emailing this announcement to all households who appear to fit the criteria for the ADUs below, based on the information provided in your registrationYou MAY forward this offer to other people  

Note: Households must have at least 1 person per bedroom 

To apply for this unit, your household must have at least one person per bedroom. Income and residency documentation will be required for each person (both adults & minors). For minors, you must have physical custody more than half the time and demonstrate this with supporting documents. 

Non- Lottery ADUs  For Rent, The Westerly, 350 Maple Drive SW, Studio, 1-Bedroom & 2-Bedroom Apartments 30% & 50% MFI 

Household size: Studio 1-2 people, 1-Bedroom 1-3 people, 2-Bedroom 2-5 people  

Type of unit: Rental Apartment 30% MFI

Minimum allowable income

Studio-30% $24,253,                                                                                            Studio-50% $41,337;                                                                                                      1 Bedroom-30% $25,642,                                                                                                1 Bedroom-50% $43,958;                                                                                              2 Bedroom-30% $30,695,                                                                                              2 Bedroom-50% $52,705

* The household must either meet the minimum allowable income or have a voucher or other rental assistance to apply. The minimum income above is based on spending 50% of the annual income on housing costs, but DHCD recommends not spending more than 38%.

Maximum income (yearly, pre-taxes, for all members of the household):

Maximum Annual Household Income 30% MFI –

Household Size of 1 $32,490,                                                                                      Household Size of 2 $37,140,                                                                          Household Size of 3 $41,790,                                                                          Household Size of 4 $46,410,                                                                                      Household Size of 5 $50,130,                                                                              

Maximum Annual Household Income 50% MFI –

Household Size of 1 $54,150,                                                                          Household Size of 2 $61,900,                                                                                Household Size of 3 $69,650,                                                                                    Household Size of 4 $77,350,                                                                                          Household Size of 5 $83,550,                                                                                        

This email is being sent to everyone who appears to qualify based on income and household size according to the information we have on file. If you think you don't qualify for this unit, please email your updated household member names and total income to iz.adu@dc.gov.

If your household's income does not fit within the limits above, you are not eligible for the unit. Your income will be verified. Do not enter the lottery if you are not eligible.

Non-income based criteria: While DC's IZ program does not have credit score or other similar requirements, property managers are allowed to and frequently do set such requirements. If you would like to know your credit score, explore or improve your credit, free credit counseling is available from these organizations: https://dhcd.dc.gov/node/702332.   

Development: The Westerly, 350 Maple Drive SW

Development Website: https://www.thewesterlydc.com

Unit Number

Rental Price

Number of Bedrooms

Number of Bathrooms

Square Footage

Multiple

$768

Studio 30%

1

440

Multiple

$1,309

Studio 50%

1

440

Multiple

$812

1-Bedroom 30%

1

595

Multiple

$1,392

1-Bedroom 50%

1

595

Multiple

$972

2-Bedroom 30%

2

1016

Multiple

$1,669

2-Bedroom 50%

2

1016

 

Required Fees for this property: 

  • Application Fee: $35
  • Security Deposit: Up to 1 months rent based on credit review
  • Utilities you must pay: All included
  • Trash Removal Fee: All included                                                               Renter's Insurance: Liability coverage paid by the development. Additional insurance is optional with no minimum requirement. 

Optional Fees for this property: 

  • Parking Fee: $300 per month 
  • Pet Fee: $500 one-time, per pet 
  • Pet Rent: $65 per pet per month  

Note: Application fees are generally non-refundable, but all of the other fees above are only required if you are eligible to lease the Inclusionary Unit. 

Next Steps:

If you are interested in renting at this development, please enter their 

waiting list at the links below:

Thank you for your interest in the IZ/ADU programs. DHCD will not forward any additional updates regarding this property.  Whether you apply or not your household will continue to receive future notices by email.

Sincerely,

Marshall Cusaac
Housing Regulations Specialist
District of Columbia Department of Housing and Community Development
1800 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE | Washington, D.C. 20020
http://dhcd.dc.gov


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