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TOC Community Council: Members attend workshops for YR09

This year TOC Community Council members are trained in facilitation, conflict management, project planning and more. This benefits their mission of working together to erase boundaries through the facilitation of works produced by participants. They welcome diverse cultures and age groups to this year's new funding year.

Join us to produce an inspiring work during our session. View our calendar of upcoming events in our blog. A $10,000 grant was awarded to this mission by the McCune Foundation.

Littleglobe Productions Inc.

Littleglobe launched its first large-scale community collaboration in 2001 with The Creative Center for Women with Cancer and has since received numerous commissions for multi-month projects from (among others) the Santa Fe Opera, The European Union Capital of Culture, and the Lensic Performing Arts Center.

The Common Ground Festival is the most recent community-engaged project of Littleglobe, following their 2007 community opera Memorylines: Voces de Nuestras Jornadas (commissioned by the Santa Fe Opera and The Lensic Performing Arts Center in Santa Fe May 2007. Memorylines was created by an ensemble of diverse Santa Fe residents, ages 8-87, exploring issues of immigration, history and cultural identity.

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TOC Community Ensemble 2009

Common Ground Ensemble 2009 is a partnership with three underserved and diverse small and connected rural New Mexico communities. Littleglobe Productions immerses contemporary and traditional artists, community organizers, students, elders, and community members together creating a 6 month creative arts project.

This 2009 project encourages participants to explore issues of primary concern in their communities. Celebrations can occur through intermedia performance, installation, film festival of social and artistic significance.

The Common Ground Ensemble facilitate workshops for individuals to become an important contributor to their community and encourages teambuilding for success. Thank you to all supporters and funders. Join us as we celebrate our works.

Southwest Organizing Project (SWOP), New Mexico Arts and Social Justice Committee, Cuba High School, Na' Neelzhiiin Ji Olta', Inc., Ojo Encino Day School, Cuba Volunteer Fire Department, Torreon Volunteer Fire Department, Cuba Senior Center, Sandoval County Fairgrounds, Jumping Sun, and Microsoft Partners in Learning Project at Cuba High School.

Pictured from back to front, left to right:

Philip Montoya, Zach Montoya, Eric Jackson (Council Member), Ricardo Williams, Dale Williams (Council Member)

Kialo Folsomito (Council Member), Terri Folsomito (Council Member), Isiah Williams (plaid shirt), AJ Pacheco (Council Member), Samantha Leyba (Council Member), Tanya Williams (Council Member), KC Folsomito, June Folsomito (holding KC), Tatiana Williams holding Tia Williams, Tyna Williams holding Tiyana Williams, Molly Sturges(Littleglobe)