Rich meaning for each of us.The ties that bind. Posted by Smokey Stover on September 26, 2007. In Reply to: The ties that bind posted by Bruce Kahl on September 26, 2007: : What's the origin of the phrase 'The ties that bind': 'As long as the ties that bind us together are stronger than those that would tear us apart, all will be well.': From the AA Big BookThis episode is perfect for anyone interested in racial and ethnic inclusion and equity, social activism, and making a difference in the time and place you are in.Im a producer/director with a background creating short films and documentaries.
Dianne describes the conversation that she has been part of for 30 years, and the work and origins of the Community Building Initiative.The binding ties begin to stitch up when Jackie, a colleague at the law firm introduces him to her friend Chiedza. Chichi, as they fondly call her, is a beautiful and upright single mother whose. She discusses the importance and limitations of acknowledging racial inequity.She reveals what shaped her childhood, the pivotal experience that changed her life, and what led to her interest in social activism.Dianne talks about what her father means to her and his most defining quality, and her mother and the legacy she passed on.She discusses her education and how she found her way to Charlotte.Dianne reflects on the impact of Crossroads Charlotte and the effort to build social trust.She shares memories of her husband Roger English and the challenge of caring for him.Dianne reveals what her close friends, Susan Patterson, Octavia Seawell and Emily Zimmern mean to her, and what she knows for certain.Plus Mark's Personal Word Essay: What's in the GroundUNC Charlotte Distinguished Service Award | Dianne EnglishWhat is 'in the ground' in your community?Who do you believe you were created to be?We invite your posts on our Facebook page.This episode is sponsored by Blumenthal Performing Arts, celebrating its 25th year presenting the best in performing arts.Further support is provided by Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, one of America’s leading urban public libraries, delivering exceptional services and programs, with a mission to improve lives and build a stronger community.And by the Arts & Science Council, Charlotte-Mecklenburg's resource hub and lead advocate for the regional cultural community, providing Culture for All.Additional support is provided by the UNC College of Arts + Architecture, celebrating a decade of creative education in the arts and design.
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The friends we made there were truly friends for life. And after five years, though our military life feels a lifetime away, it is very much a part of us.
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