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Displayed at the Through Your Looking Glass Social Justice Art Showcase, student artist and Operating Board member, Olive Goldenberg, created visionary mixed media artwork, comprised of inspired beaded bracelets, imploring viewers to "love earth," and "be the change," while reminding viewers to "stop asian hate," and that "racism is a disease."
Displayed at the Through Your Looking Glass Social Justice Art Showcase, student artist and Operating Board member Freya Goldenberg's striking artwork entitled "Take a Look" features a beautiful, vivid collage on top of a mirror that begs the powerful question, "Do you stand with the oppressed or the oppressor?"
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Displayed at the Through Your Looking Glass Social Justice Art Showcase, student artist and Operating Board member, Olive Goldenberg, created visionary mixed media artwork, comprised of inspired beaded bracelets, imploring viewers to "love earth," and "be the change," while reminding viewers to "stop asian hate," and that "racism is a disease."
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Have you heard the news? 🗞️ Mental Health is such a crucially important ongoing community discussion, and we are elated to share a salient panel we will be hosting next month in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month! 💚💚💚
Join us, in partnership with Silver Hill Hospital and thanks to generous support from the New Canaan Community Foundation, as Silver Hill’s own Director of Spiritual Care Cheryl Bundy leads Maxwell Pearce of the Harlem Globetrotters, Dr. Immacula Cann of Silver Hill, Dr. Elizabeth Ortiz-Schwartz of Silver Hill, and a surprise special guest in conversation on “Loneliness, Social Media, and Mental Health”.
This is an in-person event on May 21st, 2024 at 7 pm in Silver Hill Hospital’s Smith Center.
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