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"Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy." - Proverbs 31:9 #SpeakUp #SavetheEarth
The presidency is not a learn as you go job.....More SNOG of course.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX1fq6nfr3A
A single variegated tulip—painted in red and yellow—stands among a field of red blooms, quietly set apart.
What drew me to this moment wasn’t just the color contrast, but the feeling it carried. The tension between belonging and standing alone. The subtle, often uncomfortable space we enter when we choose to speak up—when something in us refuses to look away.
This image became less about a tulip… and more about integrity. About honoring what we see and feel, even when it sets us apart.
Sometimes the most powerful presence in a field isn’t the one that blends in— it’s the one that doesn’t.
WILMINGTON, Del.– Lt. Governor Matt Denn and Deputy Attorney General Patricia Dailey Lewis, Director – Family Division, presented “Unfinished Business: Implementation by Delaware Public Schools of the State’s 2012 Anti-Bullying Laws.” A copy of the final report can be found here: news.delaware.gov/2014/02/19/lt-governor-and-attorney-gen...
This report is the first issued since the General Assembly passed two new laws related to bullying in the state’s public schools in 2012 – Senate Bill 193 (cyberbullying) and House Bill 268 (reporting).
The anti-bullying effort, spearheaded jointly by Lt. Governor Matt Denn and Attorney General Beau Biden, aimed to improve on existing laws created to protect every student.
A few basic conclusions from the report:
•Public school districts, with few exceptions, have complied with the provisions of the state’s new cyberbullying laws and regulations. The majority of charter schools are not yet in compliance.
•There remains significant variation in the diligence with which schools make reports to the parents of victims and perpetrators in bullying incidents.
•The most prevalent reported causes of bullying in Delaware public schools are students’ physical appearance, student disability, and student gender identity.
Held at Springer Middle, a school known for their impressive anti-bullying culture, the Lt. Governor and DAG Dailey Lewis were joined by Brandywine School District Superintendent Dr. Mark Holodick and Assistant Superintendent Dorrell Green, Springer Principal Jacquelyn Biggs, DSEA President Frederika Jenner, Department of Education School Climate and Discipline Associate John Sadowski, Roberta Gealt from the University of Delaware Center for Drug & Alcohol Studies, and representatives from Delaware PTA, Delaware Bullying Prevention Association, Prevent Child Abuse Delaware, Developmental Disabilities Council.
Yesterday, in a rather remarkably short time, I was moved from the cardiac ICU to a "regular" room where folks recover from heart surgeries.
I'm still on heavy-duty pain medication after the quadruple bypass, so the day's photograph isn't the most remarkable. It's the sign on the wall just above the sharps disposal container. Hey, taking 365s at all under the circumstances is remarkable in itself, eh?
230/366: 17 August 2012
from #SpeakUp: The Street Harassment Plays, presented by Flux Theatre Ensemble. www.fluxtheatre.org
Want Isaiah to take pictures of YOUR theatrical event? Email him at isaiaht@gmail.com now!
Paul Rand’s final logo before his death from cancer in 1996 was for Doug Evans + Partners.
Thanks to Derrick Schultz ( @dvsch ) for pointing out the real facts: www.underconsideration.com/speakup/archives/002560.html
Images: Fax mark-ups by Rand who fine-tuned the logo while in his hospital bed.
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More info on the crisis in Darfur here... www.savedarfur.org/home
This poster above is from www.projectequity.org/
Pen drawing of Speakerdog to be given away in the great Christmas Selection Box project by those lovely chaps over at Thunder Chunky!
They'll also be giving away a bunch of our World Lovin' Posters!
minding the stock, while the photographer & model shoot around the corner.
online fashion shop staff on location
Hongdae
camera info: Nikon D200 | Tamron 28-75mm(ƒ/2.8) @28mm | ƒ/4.0 | ISO 200 | 1/60s
strobist info: (sorry, no lighting diagram for this one :( )
-SB-600 @ 1/2, 24mm into 42" shoot through umbrella camera - positioned subject left
-SB-800 @ 1/8, 17mm into 28"x28" recessed softbox - positioned camera right
It's a small doodle I made on behalf of those that are constantly silenced or never heard. For those battling their own demons.
My self photo for www.flickr.com/groups/speakup/
If you have time.. make one for your self and have a little voice for Peace
Really had a hard time taking this photo. This was taken in front of a mirror with only using the cameras timer.
March 18, 2008 -- Lou Reed and Moby together at the finale of Speak Up!: A Benefit Concert for Peace in Iraq and Justice at Home, a benefit for Iraq Veterans Against the War and NYC United for Peace and Justice, at St. Ann's Warehouse, in Brooklyn, NY, USA. The concert took place on the eve of the 5th anniversary of the Iraq War.
www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/49367-photos-speak-up...
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This image is a part of the Speak for Peace Group.