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DESCRIPTION:Mer Zandifar, Iranian-American art, music, and hypnosis therapist, will 
 lead workshop participants to use their voices to move past self 
 consciousness and into powerful self- and community expression.\n\nWe'll 
 discuss how liberating the voice is symbolically and literally related to 
 activism, and how self-consciousness and judgmental attitudes about our 
 voices can be internal manifestations of oppressive forces in the world. 
 Through vocal exercises and learning songs of 
 freedom/liberation/revolution, participants will experience the healing and 
 empowering action of community vocal expression. http://merzandifar.com/ 
 \n\nJim Dias, activist and musician, will be accompanying the circle with 
 guitar and drum. \nhttp://www.mypsace.com/thelovedimension\n\nThis event 
 takes place as part of Art Span's Open Studios. Participants are invited to 
 stay for sound healing sessions at Mer's studio, or explore the Mission and 
 other neighborhoods hosting Open Studios this weekend. 
 http://artspan.org/\n\nWorkshop Location: The Muse Department - 3150 18th 
 Street, #354 (at Treat), San Francisco. Suggested donation $3-20. For more 
 information, please call 415-864-1278 or email 
 baradicalwomen@earthlink.net\n\n\nAbout the Art as Propaganda 
 Workshop:\n\nRadical Women hosts a revolutionary workshop series that 
 explores the interconnections between art and activism. Each month we’ll 
 learn a different skill and history of a radical movement, with an 
 opportunity for participants to create art for community actions. Newbie 
 and experienced artists and activists all welcome.\n\n\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/10/04/18660608.php
SUMMARY:Radical Women Presents: Art as Propaganda Workshop Series: Songs of Freedom
LOCATION:The Muse Department - 3150 18th Street, #354 (at Treat), San Francisco. 
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/10/04/18660608.php
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