Youth Speaks Presents
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Wednesday, July 16th A Full Day of Poetry and Spoken Word Workshops for Youth at George Washington University 10:00am-2:00pm Brave New Voices' Green Mic The Kennedy Center, 6:00pm 2700 F St, NW The Best Young Spoken Word Artists in the Country Talk About Global Warming. Sponsored by The Redford Center at The Sundance Preserve and the US Green Building Council Quarter-Finals of the International Youth Poetry Slam Atlas Performing Arts Center 1333 H St. NE, Washington, DC 20002 10:00am - 6:00pm Friday July 18th Hear The Children Left Behind: Young People Speak Out on Education LAFAYETTE PARK (across from the White House) 3:00pm-6:00pm Semi-Finals of the International Youth Poetry Slam The Smithsonian (2 Locations): American Art Museum-The McEvoy Auditorium Asian American Art Museum-Freer Auditorium Special Emcees Beau Sia and Rafael Casal 11:00am - 1:00pm Teacher's Conference The Smithsonian Asian American Art Museum 1:00pm-3:00pm FREE when registering at: bnvteacherconference@ SPACE IS LIMITED Saturday, July 19th The Grand Slam Finals of the International Youth Poetry Slam The Lincoln Theater 7:00pm 1215 U St., NW Live Filming for HBO's documentary on Brave New Voices! Come See the Final Teams of The Poetry Slam with Special Guests. FREE TICKETS CAN BE REQUESTED BY SENDING AN EMAIL TO: bravenewvoices@broadwayvideo. For complete Information About the Poetry Slam, Workshops, and Teachers Programs, http://www.youthspeaks.org/ Brave New Voices 2008 features teen poetry slam champions from cities, rural, and suburban areas, from the Deep South, Native American reservations, Alaska, college towns - even from parts of Europe and Africa - and will reach an audience of over 10,000 throughout the week. These young writers are a diverse, creative, intelligent group of trendsetters and community leaders (65% of whom qualify for the free lunch program at their home schools). They come to BNV each year to attend world-class workshops and performances by renowned poets, writers and musicians, and to participate in the Olympic-style Youth Poetry Slam, building a national community of young, intelligent, and courageous artists. ______________________________ |
Great event! I wish I could attend. Good luck with it.
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