A few weeks ago, Blue Planet Green Living (BPGL) interviewed troubadour and social activist Larry Long about some of the many significant projects he’s engaged in during his adult life.
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In the News
Celebration honors four special 'elders' at Forest School
Four special "elders" at Forest Elementary School allowed their life stories to be examples of the community's diverse fabric.
Highland Elementary Celebrate the Life Stories of Elders
Earlier this month, students recognized three community elders by sharing their life stories through musical performances.
Larry Talks with Julia Wasson of Blue Planet, Green Living about his time in Okemah (Part Two of the Interview)
Through activism and song, Long has fought for social justice and environmental preservation his entire adult life.
Announcements
Give to the Max on November 17th!
Make a donation to Community Celebration of Place on Nov. 17, through GiveMN.org and your gift will be matched up to 100%! Please check out the CCP page and consider making a donation.
Listen to Larry Long on MPR's Radio Heartland
Larry Long, executive director of Community Celebration of Place, was on MPR's Radio Heartland with Dale Connelly this Saturday. Larry talked about the Elders' Wisdom, Children's Song program and the show highlighted a performance by the students of North Park Elementary honoring Meroslava Bryn.
Elders’ Wisdom, Children’s Song Radio Show
Larry Long, executive director of Community Celebration of Place, was on MPR's Radio Heartland with Dale Connelly for the first Elders' Wisdom, Children's Song Radio Show. The show highlighted a performance by the students of North Park Elementary honoring Meroslava Bryn, whose voice can be heard through spoken word in the piece.
