Read some of Stefan's Poems from the book
"The Cat's Whiskers"



Listen In: An Interview with Stefan Freedman and Ken Masters - on Radio Salaam Shalom



New Tools for Peace Celebrating the Arts as a key to social change



Dancing Through Walls



Dancing Through Walls Middle East: Exploring Deep Roots and Seeds of Hope

We invite you on a symbolic dance journey beyond separation, to a place of deep calm. The aim is to renew our resources and the courage to envision nonviolent ways forward.

No dance experience is needed.
Everyone is warmly welcomed.
Dance where, when and with whom you feel comfortable (hand holding is optional - scarves may be used to connect)
Bethan Freedman studied historic and contemporary dance at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
She introduces accessible dances (including Arabic and Hebrew) in circles and lines.

Stefan Freedman draws on his experience of leading dance with Palestinians and Israelis together. He introduces a framework of safety, uses movement and respectful encounter exercises, employing songs and a diversity of musical instruments to enhance the experience. Sometimes they are joined by others: Ken Masters explores the potential of music, dance and Qi Gong for bringing even unlikely people together.

Nomi Sharron has been active in peace ­building groups in Israel / Palestine and the UK. She invites you to explore through dance how a spiritual perspective may enhance peace.

Israeldove1 To book Stefan & Bethan for a workshop contact Jill Hope, jrhope@onetel.com (Advanced booking essential) Discretionary concessions are available for peace/charitable organisations.



Articles:

Subud

Israeli dance in crisis?

Heart Matters

Peace through dance and Music

Dance and Spirituality

Interviews:

Radio Salaam Shalom interview with Ken Masters & Stefan Freedman (11.12.08)


Poems:

Jerusalem of Gold

Jerusalem Was Once

Peace Lover

Events:

Dancing Through Walls

MIDDLE EAST PEACE: INTERCULTURAL DANCES & SONGS



E-mail: stefan@freedmans.fsbusiness.co.uk

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