Hope Clark

I have been working with Gwylene Gallimard for the last couple of years. It started by editing a paper she wrote with the RSC workgroup. I was new to RSC and appreciated the chance to listen. We got to go to the MICA conference that year and the paper is  on the Community Arts Network site.

http://www.communityarts.net/readingroom/archivefiles/2008/09/principles_of_w.php

Then we joined together to make a proposal for the MICA Ongoing Dialogue Project and worked in 2009 on the Ongoing Dialogue of the processes of the RSC program and what the RSC principles mean. check out http://alternateroots.org/programs/rsc/ongoingdialoguesproject

I  did a qualitative study on the RSC program for my Master Thesis on Intercultural Service Leadership and Management. Interviewing 9 people from South Carolina State University and the surrounding community on what the RSC principles mean to them. I coded the comments and created themes that I then made into figures. Let me know if you'd like to check them out!


I danced with Elizabeth Streb from 1991-1999 where I designed and directed Kid
Action
from 1993 -1999. Now, I'm a national trainer for ‘Community Matters’, working
with
students and adults on how to prevent mistreatments through role plays
and
small-group support networks.