Peace through Creativity

IMPORTANT: Date and location change

Presented by Joe Kennedy, Jr., President of International Urban Exchange Center (IUEC)

RSVP requested so we know how many to expect

Join Joe Kennedy, Jr. for an experiential evening of the Universal Peace Journey. The purpose of this workshop is to learn creative, fun and practical tools to help enrich our daily lives. We will use movement/body exercises, texts, musical instruments, photographs and more on our journey. Participants will leave with (1) an expanded awareness of the many possibilities each day can bring and (2) practical activities you can use at home to deepen your creative connection with life on an ongoing basis.

Joe Kennedy Jr. is a performer, musician, teacher, artist, free spirit, and workshop developer. He uses voice, keyboards, world instruments, poetry, dance and video to share his vision of hope. He has played with artists of all types all over the world. Joe creates unique school programs for the Choral Arts Society of Washington, The Washington National Opera and the Kennedy Center, including Let's Make TV and Let's Make Computer Music programs. He is currently sharing Universal Peace Journeys, an original interactive multi-media production featuring student participation. Joe recently received a grant from the American Composers Forum. In addition to performing and teaching, he produces and hosts a weekly television show, Close To Nature, which has been on Arlington Independent Media for over 6 years, and he has an ongoing Creative Nature workshop series for people of all ages. You can reach Joe at: www.universalpeacejourney.com ~ naturezen@yahoo.com ~ 703-371-4495

IMPORTANT: The CCN gathering is on a Wednesday again this month - March 8. We are still looking for a permanent home for our monthly meetings. Please email michelle@creativeemergence.com with suggestions.
Room Criteria:

• conducive to various types of creative process
• good sized: open space for up to 40 people moving
• affordable: we will pay up to $100/night rent
• located in or just outside of the city
• parking nearby

For this month's location details,
go to the CCN website or www.clevelandparkclub.org

Note: There is plenty of free street parking. The Club House is nestled behind other houses and large trees so it can be easy to miss. We'll have signs up on the gates directing you from both the front and the back gates. It is easiest to enter the Club House from the back (park on Ordway). Go to the CCN website for detailed directions.

Image: Joe performing in Mexico.