Culture Collective Director on Huffington Post!

You may have noticed that blog posts have become less frequent on the site lately. This is due to the fact that Jacob Devaney is now a contributing blogger to Huffington Post. Since HP receives much more traffic than this website, we have focused our outreach on these blogposts which you can also keep up on through our Facebook Fanpage. The second reason is that we have been SOOO busy with many new collaborations and projects. In the coming weeks we will be posting articles about these projects here on the site.

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Arizona Murals Tell History, Stir National Attention and Controversy

About Author

Jacob Devaney

Jacob is Founder and Director of Culture Collective. As a creative activist, Jacob wears many hats including, web-designer, circus performer, pianist, film-maker, producer, and writer. Chasing inspiration and participating in community service, working with youth, educators, and facilitating cultural exchanges have him continuously seeking balance in his many creative endeavors.

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helena cynamon
January 3, 2013 at 11:59 pm

Hi Jacob

Thanks for the article on IDLE NO MORE . I just thought u might want to know more about the 11 year old First Nations girl you featured – her name is Ta’Kaiya Blaney — and she has been speaking and singing about rhe environment since she was eight. We recently completed shooting her new environmental anthem Earth Revolution. She is amazing as you can tell – Tarah Stafford and I , board members of Tanker free Bc have been supporting her work for about a year now.

warmly,
Helena Cynamon

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- Jacob Devaney
  January 4, 2013 at 12:04 am
  
  Thank you! Yes, I corresponded with her mother, Anne yesterday. We’ll probably do a follow-up that features her this spring
  
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