Well, June is almost upon us and with June comes our third
gathering of The Walking Gallery!!!
I have three major asks within this blog and I know many of
you are pressed for time so:
1. Please register to attend the June 2, 7-9 pm gathering of The Walking Gallery 3, at St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church, 4900 Connecticut Ave, NW Washington, DC
2.
Dear Friends,
Gregory Downing and Lygeia Riccardi brought to my attention that scholorships were now available for this event so we are no longer having a flash mob walk at Health Data Palooza. Instead apply for a scholarship and attend and walk if you are inspired to walk and chat if you are inspired to chat.
Here is the link: http://healthdatapalooza.org/get-involved/how-consumers-and-patients-can-participate-in-the-health-datapalooza/
Dear Friends,
Gregory Downing and Lygeia Riccardi brought to my attention that scholorships were now available for this event so we are no longer having a flash mob walk at Health Data Palooza. Instead apply for a scholarship and attend and walk if you are inspired to walk and chat if you are inspired to chat.
Here is the link: http://healthdatapalooza.org/get-involved/how-consumers-and-patients-can-participate-in-the-health-datapalooza/
The Walking Gallery 3
For the past two years The Walking Gallery gathered in the
Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health. It was a great venue for the
first two years. Thank you Kaiser
Permanente for your gracious support! The first year we had 54 Walkers
wearing their jackets. The second year we had over 80.
In our third gathering I hope to see over 100 Walkers and
many additional guests. I attended
quite a few conferences this past year where thought leaders in medicine
wondered how to activate regular people within their communities. I also
attended a lot of conferences hosted within nice governmental buildings or
grand hotels; those individuals running these meetings asked how we could
involve people of faith and places of worship in the larger dialog of patient
rights and engagement.
So… The Walking Gallery 3 will be held in St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church in Northwest DC one block from the Mural 73 Cents. My younger son was baptized in this
Church and we held my husband’s memorial service here. The school beside the Church is Murch
Elementary. Both my son’s attended
this school and I have volunteered there to help with many art projects in the
last nine years. I am so glad to
welcome the world of medical advocacy into our local community.
We will gather
at June 2nd, 7:00pm have light refreshments. We will share our stories. At 8:30 we will walk across the street
and re-dedicate the mural 73 Cents.
It will be a Blast!!! This will also give us a moment to recharge and
reflect on why we care so very much about patients and positive change in
healthcare.
In case any of you wondered why we have our biggest gathering
in the beginning of June each year, it is because we host it right before the
first day of Health Data Palooza since so many like minded folks would like to
attend both events.
The Walking Gallery: Mini- Documentary
Finally, I began a new Medstartr campaign to fund a mini-documentary of the Walking Gallery Movement. These funds will pay the amazing film-makers for Eidolon Films: Tessa Moran and Ben Crosbie as they create a piece that will include interviews with walkers, conversations with artists and explain the technical process of creating a gallery jacket.
Thank you everyone who can support these amazing causes! Onward and Upward!
What's the link to the Medstartr campaign???
ReplyDeleteHere is the link: http://www.medstartr.com/projects/164-the-walking-gallery-film-project
DeleteI am waiting to get the link from Medstartr... Keep posted :)
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