Jamaica Voices, to help light up a global explosion of creativity by modelling the process of listening to others enabled to express themselves in cyberspace, and of using the process to do meaningful research and construction on issues fundamental to constitution of the space.<\/p>\n
Jamaica Voices will help convey a message to the United States Supreme Court. Give Teammates a node on the net filter through DCS on the way out, no net coming in exept through public media, radio stations like RootsFM. Model for Kevin the call in show, or for Rosimund to put it in other hands and let it go.<\/p>\n
INVITEES<\/p>\n
Trevor Rhone<\/p>\n
Abdel Wright<\/p>\n
Kevin Wallen<\/p>\n
Rosamund Brown<\/p>\n
Commissioner Reese<\/p>\n
Rehabilitation Driector Gile Campbell<\/p>\n
Camella Rhone<\/p>\n
2 documentarians<\/p>\n
Desmond Green<\/p>\n
John Prescod<\/p>\n
Dave Kusek<\/p>\n
Schedule covering three days Feb 27-28-Mar 1<\/p>\n
Sunday, Feb 27
\nMorning free for worship services
\nAfternoon Bus Tour of Cambridge and Boston
\nEvening orientation to project Jamaica Voices at Nesson home<\/p>\n
Monday, Feb 28
\nMorning training workshops on blogging (text and audio) in a broadband environment and in prison (at Berkman Center)
\nAfternoon training workshops on use of information processing tools (at Berkman Center)
\nEvening dinner at Harvard Faculty Club<\/p>\n
Tuesday, Mar 1
\nMorning visit to Berklee School of Music
\nAfternoon panels of Jamaica Voices (Ames Courtroom)
\nEvening Readings and Songs from Jamaican Voices (Adams House Pool Theater)<\/p>\n
Workshops and panels led by Berkman Faculty and Fellows<\/p>\n
Berkman Center pays for travel, accommodations, some meals
\nGuests are staying at the Friendly Inn <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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