Dancing as a Non-Violent approach to Rehabilitation in prisons - this is such an exciting concept. There are so many layers to how people find themselves imprisoned - illiteracy, oppression, discrimination, hopelessness, rebellion, economic hardship, escapism through drugs and alcohol, etc., etc. If music and dance and heroic role models can light a path out of the various prisons people choose to live in, the church definitely has much to contribute if it can raise itself out of its own loss of joy.
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=fDdPuCsOLaQ
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- ruthdemitroff
- In the 1970's, I was studying English Lit and Psychology at UWO, worked as a legal secretary, graduated as a nurse from Fanshawe College and then worked in the HR department of General Motors. In the 1980s I was back at UWO putting hubby through part of his B.A. in History and his M.Div. Since then I'm a clergy wife with 4 offspring in their 20s and I'm still putting one through business. Now it's time to find a new learning passion and I've chosen e-learning.
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