Pecha Kucha Presenters
Join us for Pecha Kucha Night Pittsboro Wednesday, July 28, 2010 from 7:00m until 9:30pm- On Tour in Chapel Hill @ Flyleaf Books!
Current presenters & topics below. Get info about the current event or check out our presentation guidelines if you’re interested in being a future presenter!
Tami Schwerin
SLOW
Jaime Chandra
Burn Burning Burner Burned
Janet Kenworthy
The Rooster’s Wife
Building community through live music.
The Rooster’s Wife: building community creatively . We focus on bringing live music, performance, and visual art to Moore County, at an affordable cost to an under served population. Our events are accessible to all, and children under twelve are always free.
Brandon and Jaime
Liberating the Recitivism Cycle
a Unique Approach
Richard Edwards
Happy 20th Birthday, ADA!
On July 26th, the Americans with Disabilities Act celebrates 20 years of assuring access and inclusion for all people. A lot has changed in 20 years since this landmark legislation was enacted, but many barriers remain. A visual history of the ADA and pictures of what the future will bring for people with disabilities.
Marian Anders
Does Grammar Drive You Crazy?
Find out about a new teaching method that makes grammar easy and fun for everyone–kids to adults. Marian Anders’ goal is to someday revolutionize the way grammar is taught in the US and take the misery and the mystery out of a subject that many students dislike.
Tanya Jisa
Free Food
Over 3,500 women are released from NC prisons each year. We are creating Benevolence Farm, a farm-based nonprofit that will serve some of these women, the community where the farm is based, as well as the local communities to which the women will eventually return. This presentation will discuss how this idea emerged, how it continues to evolve, and some of the fabulous help we’ve received along the way so far.
Geoffrey Neal
quanta
examining discontinuites — hey, wait a second, i’ve got to take this — what? — oh, yeah, sorry… — you sure? what? — ok — you, too
Richard Edwards
A Lack of Social Capital
Why community-based services for people with disabilities do not create community for people with disabilities.