ARTIST STATEMENT
Memories of my childhood play a tremendous role in my approach to creating art today. In my early years my mother a single parent lived in fear for my health due to the environmental hazards of San Francisco’s Hunters Point district. I suffered with asthma. Therefore, my innate interest to drawing and painting became that of a marriage over sports modeling my pursuit for constant spiritual mental and physical elevation. Having siblings among others as viewers of my work challenged me to go beyond my limitations. I remember my late grandmother a Barber and tailor sewing for hours at her machine after coming home from work. I would sit at her feet and draw on a paper bag with a pen, marker, crayon or a number two pencil.
Art is an absolute liberation of my imagination, a tool I use to communicate and share my “inner-light.” I have regular memories of my childhood working at the local super market, helping elders with their shopping bags. Receiving tips helping my grandmother in her barber shop by sweeping up the hairs to find money mysteriously hidden in large clumps. At the end of each service, those who knew me would say, “Keep up the good work and never stop doing your art.” From these experiences, I have learned the treasure of focusing on minuet details. Eventually, I realized in my artistic process that I too would hide treasures.
Living with this artistic expression is ritualistic in act and meditative in thought. Many times in the midst of creating, I experience dejavu. The realization of a single moment is obsolete only until it is captured by a memory of a stroke; a thought or pause for observation that I have discovered represents reincarnation of that tangible moment. Because of this, the very act of creating fine art is imparted with the relationship and responsibility I have with THE CREATOR. “The purpose of my existence.”
I also feel it is my duty as self taught artist to have an internal dialog with the viewer and in many cases the ancestors, where at this point I find inspiration for artistic expression. Fathering my child, serving my community, drumming, martial arts, poetry, philosophy and ancestral facts (history), all helps with the enhancement of my expression, to capture the Black experience in America. I enjoy manipulating dry pigments, water-based paints, oil pastels, ink pens, and found objects for assemblage projects. Book illustrations, portraiture, and public art projects have brought me closer to my community as it relates to the world. The purpose of my compositions is to challenge and elevate the social, political, environmental and spiritual issues of the world and it’s challenged with oppression. This has been my greatest enrapture.
Kenya and Haiti are places for instance that influence the bold and dramatic colors in my works. Henry Ossawa Tanner, Aaron Douglas, Charles White and Jean-Michel Basquiat (to name a few) has inspired my artistic direction. Being an artist and growing up with-in low-income housing projects, surrounded by the early stages of Hip-Hop, had an immense impact on my ability to create freely. Although this bold life style of music, poetry, art, dance, and intense research today seems barbaric. It nevertheless has influenced me to be boundless in my creative efforts to deliver messages of empowerment to the indigenous peoples of the world.
MALIK'S-BIO
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SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITION:
09 NOV Points View permanent installation: 4800 3rd grand opening , San Francisco CA.
09 OCT “Small art works”: Kila Company, Wendell NC.
09 MAY From the Hill: Bayview Opera House, San Francisco CA.
09 APR Art on Stockton blvd: Master Barber & Beauty Gallery, Sacramento CA.
09 MAR Aesthetic Ascension 60 PIECES: Asian Resource Gallery, Oakland CA.
09 MAR Aesthetic Ascension Unity Jam: 111 Minna Gallery. San Francisco CA
09 FEB BOBBY SEALS SPEAKS: BERKELY CITY COLLEGE, Berkeley CA.
07 NOV Supa Fine: the Smugglers Tavern, London UK.
07 MAY Resist Tobacco: City College of Berkeley, Berkeley CA.
07 APR The SF world’s fair of 2007: Silverman Gallery, San Francisco CA.
06 FEB Malik Seneferu: Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi City Hall, San Francisco CA.
04 NOV "The Raw": Sargent Johnson Gallery, San Francisco CA.
04 FEB Grand opening exhibit Malik Seneferu: The Pigman Gallery, San Francisco CA.
04 JAN “Soular”(window display): ProArts Gallery. Oakland CA.
03 OCT Opening night with Herbie Hancock: BAYCAT, San Francisco CA.
03 JUL Aesthetic Ascension 2003-06: Barnes & Nobles @ Jack London Square, Oakland CA.
03 APR “Solar Return”: Perry’s Joint Café, San Francisco CA.
03 MAR Urban Art in Black: African American Center Public Library, San Francisco CA.
02 DEC Aesthetic Ascension: S.F.S.U. Rosa Parks hall, San Francisco CA.
02 DEC Tribute to Raymond Howell&Ruth Waddy, Wadin Bayview Library, San Francisco CA.
02 FEB "Ourstory," Black History: Vista Community College, Berkeley CA
02 FEB Straight out of Hunters Point: Berkeley Fine Arts Cinema, Berkeley CA.
01 JUN A Glimpse of the soul: Peralta Building, Oakland CA.
00 SEP The Left Hand of Wisdom: Sargent Johnson Gallery San Francisco CA.
99 SEP Black Expressionism: Jack Adams hall SFSU, San Francisco CA.
98 OCT Best of Bayview: Ruth Williams Memorial Theater, San Francisco CA.
97 OCT The Holy Journal: PaYaPa Gallery, River Ridge District, East Africa, Nairobi Kenya
96 AUG The Passage: Perry’s Joint Café, San Francisco CA.
96 JUL Keeping it Revolutionary: Uhuru house, Oakland CA.
95 JUN PANTHER movie & sound track release: Poly Gram Distribution, Oakland CA.
94 JAN True Divinity: La Dolce Vita Café, San Francisco CA.
90 APR Solar Return: Open House exhibit (1990-1997), San Francisco CA.
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITION:
09 NOV RAW: The Uptown, Oakland CA.
09 NOV Ancestors: Swarm Gallery,Oakland CA.
09 NOV Box Art: Pro Arts at Oakland GALLERY, Oakland CA
09 OCT Day of the dead: SOMART Gallery, San Francisco CA.
09 OCT “Veneration” Triple 2 Seven Gallery, (DUO) myself & Ras Terms, Oakland CA.
09 OCT ARTSPAN: SF Open Studios, SOMARTS main gallery, San Francisco CA.
09 AUG Simply Nina: African American Art & Cultural Complex, San Francisco CA.
09 JUL AFRO-SOLO 9: SF City Hall. San Francisco, CA.
09 JUN Diversity in Art: Art Not Terminal, Seattle WA.
09 MAY in my head: California African American Museum, Los Angels CA.
09 MAR Grand Opening: 57 Street Gallery, Oakland CA.
09 MAR Transformative Visions: One Life Institute, Oakland CA.
09 MAR The art of living Black: Richmond Convention Memorial Center, Richmond CA.
09 FEB Arts&Activism: Richmond Main Street Initiative, Richmond CA.
09 JAN The art of living Black: Richmond Art Center, Richmond CA.
09 JAN JAZZ: 94124 Gallery San Francisco CA.
08 NOV REJOYCE: Joyce Gordon Gallery, Oakland Ca
08 OCT Day of the dead SOMART Gallery, San Francisco CA
08 SEP Turbulent Times: Photo Central Gallery, Hayward CA.
08 AUG Resilience (Afro Solo): SF Main Library AAC, San Francisco CA.
08 MAY Black Artists' Expressions of Father: Canvas Paper and Stone Gallery, Harlem NY.
08 APR Tribute to Casper Banjo: Swarm Gallery, Oakland CA.
08 FEB TAOLB Satellite exhibit: State Building, Oakland CA.
08 FEB The heart of black art (Auction): Barnes and Noble book store, Oakland CA.
08 FEB “Yea we said it”: Joyce Gordan Gallery, (DUO) myself & Milton Bowens, Oakland CA
08 JAN Chancey Bailey& Rae Louise Hayward: State building, Oakland CA
07 AUG Grand opening: OAKPOD Gallery, Oakland CA
07 JUN Black Artist’s Expressions of Father: MLK Chapel of Morehouse College, Atlanta GA.
07 FEB THE SAN FRANCISCO WORLD’S FAIR 2007: Silverman Gallery, San Francisco CA.
07 FEB “Commin home to roost”: Cock-a-Doodle Café, Oakland CA.
07 FEB The heart of black art (Auction): Barnes and Noble book store, Oakland CA.
07 FEB TAOLB Satellite exhibit: Fatherly Gallery, Vallejo CA.
07 FEB The art of living Black: Richmond Art Center, Richmond CA.
06 DEC TRIO: Sea Mi Restrant and Bar, Albany CA.
06 OCT Goddess Festival: Café Axe Cultural Center, Oakland CA.
06 OCT Can We spare some change: Afrikan American Museum and Library, Oakland CA.
06 OCT Soul Solon 10 “Plata”: Pro Arts Gallery, Oakland CA.
06 JUN ARTIST VIRUS: LoBot Gallery, Oakland CA.
06 MAY Black Father's Exhibition: Richmond resource center, Richmond CA.
06 APR Auction off Downtown with Matt Gonzalez: 111Mina Gallery, San Francisco CA.
06 FEB Journeys in Black: SF MAIN Public Library, San Francisco CA.
06 JAN 10th annual The art of living Black: Richmond Art Center, Richmond CA.
05 OCT Day of the dead "Rituals": SOMART Gallery, San Francisco CA
05 APR Paul Robeson Revolutionary Artist: Sargent Johnson Gallery, San Francisco CA.
05 FEB Black History Night: UPN CHANNEL 5, San Francisco CA.
05 FEB Black: Artescape Gallery, San Ramon CA.
05 JAN "Crossing Bridges" TAOLB: CBS Market Watch, San Francisco CA.
05 JAN The art of living Black: Richmond Art Center, Richmond CA.
04 OCT Dia De Los Muertos, Muerte Y Destino: Delta of Venus Café, Davis CA.
04 OCT Day of the dead: SOMART Gallery, San Francisco CA.
04 FEB Local Artists Celebration: June Steinhart Gallery, Oakland CA.
04 FEB "Crossing Bridges" TAOLB: CBS Market Watch, San Francisco CA.
04 FEB The art of living Black: Sargent Johnson Gallery, San Francisco CA.
04 JAN The art of living Black: Richmond Art Center, Richmond CA.
03 SEP “Celebration” Featuring Malik Seneferu: Kofa Campbell Street Gallery, Oakland CA.
03 AUG Straight out of Hunters Point: Sony Metreon-Action theater, San Francisco CA.
03 JUN “Solar Return”: Java House Café, Oakland CA.
03 MAY MOVE AGAINST AIDS: Bill Graham VIP Lounge, San Francisco CA.
03 MAR Untitled Display: East Bay Mud (Downtown Building), Oakland CA
03 MAR The art of living Black: Richmond Convention Memorial Center, Richmond CA.
03 FEB Juried Satellite and Windows Exhibition 2003: ArtShip with TAOLB, Oakland CA.
03 FEB Juried Satellite Exhibition 2003: AAHCS with TAOLB, San Francisco CA.
02 OCT Day of the dead/ Entre La Luz y La Muerte: SOMART Gallery, San Francisco CA.
02 MAR The art of living Black: Richmond Convention Memorial Center, Richmond CA.
02 FEB The art of living Black: Richmond Art Center, Richmond CA.
02 FEB Black Artist Creation 2002: African American Museum of Art, San Francisco CA.
02 JAN Celebrating the African Diaspora: University of Creation Spirituality, Oakland CA.
02 JAN Martin Luther King Jr. exhibit Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church, Oakland CA.
01 MAY The art of living Black: Oakland Art Gallery, Oakland CA.
01 SEP UN World Conference Against Racism: Durban, South Africa
01 JUL The forth coming-El Cuarto Ciclo: Black Box Gallery, Oakland CA.
01 JUN Juneteenth: Ruth Williams Memorial Theater, San Francisco CA.
01 MAY Art & Activism: University of Creation Spirituality Gallery, Oakland CA.
01 JAN Igniting the Dream: University of Creation Spirituality, Oakland CA.
00 SEP The left hand of wisdom: Sargent Johnson Gallery San Francisco CA.
00 JUL Afrosolo Festival: Z-Space Gallery, San Francisco CA.
99 MAY Spirits: Deja Brew Gallery, Oakland CA.
99 FEB These, are they: Providence Baptist Church, San Francisco CA.
98 FEB UNITY: New College of California, San Francisco CA.
96 SEP New Lineage 60th Annual Celebration: Richmond Art Center, Richmond CA.
96 NOV Cultural Essence: Studio 435, San Francisco CA.
95 APR No More Scapegoats: Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera CA.
95 APR New African American Visions: Castlemount High, Oakland CA.
94 SEP Rage and Beyond: Pro Arts Gallery, Oakland CA.
94 NOV Proclamation of New Frontier Guild: SOMA Center, San Francisco CA.
94 AUG Save the forest: Urban Forestry School, San Francisco CA.
93 DEC Black Crafts Bazaar: Fort Mason Center for the Arts, San Francisco CA.
90 NOV Student Exhibition: De Young Museum, San Francisco CA.
89 SEP Youth Exhibition: Museum of Fine Arts (Diaghilev Retrospective), San Francisco CA.
89 FEB Petrushka, Student showcase Palace Legion of Honor, San Francisco CA.
89 MAR Petrushka, Student showcase SF. Opera House, San Francisco CA.
89 MAR Petrushka, Student showcase: DAVEY’S HALL, San Francisco CA.
88 OCT Petrushka cover design exhibit, Vallejo Art Gallery, Vallejo CA.
SELECTED PUBLIC EXPERIENCE & COMISSIONS:
09 NOV Points View permanent installation: 4800 3rd grand opening , San Francisco CA.
09 OCT SF Arts Comission selection for Art In Storefronts Project, San Francisco CA.
09 AUG Alice Griffith Pump Station mural project.: “So a child thinketh” San Francisco CA.
09 FEB Bayview is: Quesada Garden’s Mural, San Francisco CA.
08 JUL Somethin Fresh: Hunters Point Family, San Francisco CA.
07 SEP Logo illustration: FOOT PRINTS collaborative, San Francisco CA.
07 JUN Somthin Fresh: Hunters Point Family Fruit Services, San Francisco CA.
07 APR Resist tobacco: T-shirt reproduction from RAW series, City College of Berkeley CA.
07 APR REBUILDING Together Mural: Hunter Point Community Park, San Francisco CA.
07 APR Neighborhood Treasures: San Francisco Municipal railway
07 JAN Permanent Installation: OLIVIA’s chicken - fish & gumbo, San Francisco CA.
06 JUN Comalyv mural project: GIRLS 2000 Hunters Point family, San Francisco CA.
05 SEP Logo illustration: Hot topix women’s biker club, San Francisco CA.
04 DEC Mask and culture: Visitacion & Portola, San Francisco Public Library
04 JUL Comalyv mural project: BVHP Beacon/YMCA of San Francisco CA.
04 MAR Design & logo: Paul Robenson Awards Community, Burkina Faso W Africa
04 MAR PEACE PATH: Cleveland Elementary SFUSD, San Francisco CA.
03 OCT 3 piece Mural: Galilee Baptist Church, San Francisco CA.
03 SEP Chief Ogbe Aghedo’s Portrait for Osanazi chief of W Africa, Nigeria, Benin
03 AUG Cover illustration: Leadership into the 21st century, Author; Yahya, Ibin, Shabazz
03 JUN Comalyv mural project: BVHP Beacon/YMCA of San Francisco CA.
03 MAR Logo illustration: San Francisco Foster Care Dept.
03 MAR Logo illustration: Ramsen Group of Cleveland OH.
03 FEB Logo illustration: Black Sun Rising Products and healing services San Francisco CA.
02 OCT From seascapes to landscapes (2workshops): Wadin Bayview Library
02 JUN label illustration: baNANA Pudding products
01 OCT Shelly Bell’s portrait: Ruth Williams Memorial Staff
01 JUN Set design: “Bits and pieces,” Director & Writer, Mary Booker
01 JUL Boss. Character Invention: Bossalini urban wear
01 JUL Instructor/curator: SF. Learns (Bayview Learns)
00 SEP Cover illustration: “What Price Sin,” Director & Writer, Burtron Bruno
00 SEP Art Instructor (2-school yr.): Every Child can Learn Foundation
00 JAN Book illustration: Practical knowledge of doing rather than saying, Author; Rene Hall
99 FEB Tile Mural assistant: Fish in the sea, Dr. King swimming pool, JoeSam. Project
99 JAN Prop designs (mask): Slouching toward Armageddon, Director & Writer, Rhodesa Jones
97 JUL logo illustration Mariland General Services imports & exports Mombassa KY. East Africa
97 JUN Instructor/curator MKALE: The International Children’s Art Museum of San Francisco
97 MAY Books of Heritage (Logo): Afrikan Heritage bookstore of San Francisco
97 MAR “MUNGU”: second floor hall mural (9’x120’), J Eugene Mc Ateer HS, San Francisco CA.
96 SEP Urban Art (workshop): Thurgood Marshall HS, San Francisco CA.
95 JUL Urban scene: Right Way productions (backdrop)
95 JAN PANTHER Illustration: Polygram Distributions
95 FEB Instructor: Children’s Book Press.
94 SEP EBA. Banner design 6th street: New Frontier Guild
94 AUG Grant cover design: Housing Authority of San Francisco CA.
93 NOV Japan Town Diversity, (North Beach mural): Japan Town Art Media, San Francisco CA.
SELECTED AWARDS:
09 OCT 2ND PHASE HUNTERS POINT SHIPYARD PROJECT
09 SEP SF Arts Comission selection for Art In Storefronts Project, San Francisco CA.
09 JUL Artslant 3rd juried art competition Winner
07 APR REBUILDING Together design award: Hunter Point Community Park, San Francisco CA.
07 APR Neighborhood Treasures: San Francisco Municipal railway
02 DEC Community Service Award: (BSU Honorarium), San Francisco State University
02 NOV Honorarium: Wadin Bayview branch Library of San Francisco
00 MAR Service to black community: (BSU Honorarium), San Francisco University
95 DEC Rites of Passage Award: Ujamaa, Artistic Contributions to youth
95 NOV 1st Studio Scholarship: Artist at the Hunters Point Ship Yard fund
90 MAY Outstanding performance: School Of The Arts Completion
89 JUN The Creative Spirit of San Francisco Competition: Goldman Insurance 1st Place award
89 APR Letter of Recognition: Senator Milton Marks of third senatorial district
86 JUN SOTA, School of the arts Alternative High School acceptance
SELECTED NEWS or MAG. ARTICLES & TV REVIEWS etc.:
09 SEP HP Journal Magazine: Bayview celebrates Alice Griffith mural, front page
09 SEP The Western Addition SF: Bayview unveils mural in Alice Griffith, front page
09 FEB Brothas Perspective Magazine, The Art of Malik Seneferu Chicago Ill. front page
07 APR THE SAN FRANCISCO WORLD’S FAIR OF 2007 CATALOG, CCAC OF SF
07 APR SPECIAL Edition Merchant Resource Guide (T third street) Discover pg 4
07 JAN KPFA: THE ART OF LIVING BLACK
06 DEC Grass Roots Digest: Can We spare some change
06 OCT Bart Times: Black Father’s Exhibition
05 JUN CITY FLIGHT magazine: Black Father's Exhibition
05 OCT San Francisco Chronicle: Artist puts 'Soul' into day of the dead
05 SEP Proper Ganda Magazine: KUJICHAGULIA! Malik Seneferu
04 NOV KPOO, Bombay Mix shows: The Raw the art of Malik Seneferu
03 OCT Hip-Hop Show Live, Soul Beat: Hip-Hop, Malik’s art, & Hunters Point
02 DEC San Francisco BayView, Paint a New World, Volume 27 no.52
02 NOV San Francisco BayView, Malik Seneferu 2 day work shop at Anna E. Waden Library
02 NOV KPFA, Elemental Roots African Americans and Day of the dead
02 OCT KPFA, Hard Knock Radio, se encuentra la vida- Day of the dead exhibit
02 FEB Oakland Urbanview, Straight Out of Hunters Point, Blood spill era (featured as backdrop)
02 FEB KPFA Radio, Straight Out of Hunters Point interview
02 FEB KQED Channel 9: Black Artist Creation Malik Seneferu
01 JUN Heritage Magazine: Save our children! (Blood spill era cover story)
01 JUN African Eye-Soul Beat, Cable Channel 26,29,13: The art of Malik Seneferu
01 JAN ABC channels 7, Life in the hood. Kevin Epps, interview (Blood spill era, featured as backdrop)
00 SEP Metro Reporter: Strategic Leadership, The Left Hand of Wisdom
00 AUG San Francisco Chronicle: Go Solo, Afro Solo,
99 JUL ROOTS Magazine: Broken Homes, volume 14-Issue 5, and pg. 69
99 JUN San Francisco Bayview: Front Page Review, Bayview branch Library Exhibit
99 FEB San Francisco Bayview: Dr. Martin L. King Swimming Pool
96 OCT The Times: Time Out, The lines drawn
96 SEP San Francisco Chronicle: Date Book, Art View- Celebrating Art’s ‘Generations’
95 MAR Mill Valley Herald: People in the News, The Corte Madera Ann Frank Exhibit
94 AUG San Francisco Examiner: Sixth street beautification, EBA Banner Brigade
94 APR TV CHANNEL 52: A Bay Area Artist, The Dangerous George Show
90 JUN San Francisco Examiner: Looking a gift horse in the mouth, A Gift to the Gorbachevs
89 JUN Jewish Bulletin: The Creative Spirit of San Francisco
SELECTED SLIDE & LECTURE PRESENTATION:
09 MAR The Point: Bayview Opera House, San Francisco CA.
09 MAR Aesthetic Acension 60 PIECES: Asian Resource Gallery, Oakland CA.
08 DEC REJOYCE: Joyce Gordon Gallery, Oakland CA
07 APR Lecture Presentation: the state of BlackArt in the Bay Area, Laney College Oakland CA.
07 MAR TAOLB Lecture Presentation: Richmond art center, Richmond CA.
06 NOV Fatherhood Maafa lecture: Malonga Casquelourd, Oakland CA.
06 NOV Put Your Money Where Your Heart Is: Cock-A-Doodle Café, Oakland CA.
04 MAR Lecture Presentation: The Art of Living Black, Richmond Art Center, Richmond CA.
04 FEB Lecture Presentation: Cultural Odyssey, Martin Luther King MS, San Francisco CA.
03 APR Practical knowledge books signing Alexander Books, San Francisco CA.
03 FEB Lecture Presentation: Black History, Art, Future Burnett Child Center San Francisco CA.
01 SEP Lecture Presentation: Color, Image class City College of San Francisco CA.
01 JUL Lecture Presentation & Workshop: University of Creation Spirituality, Oakland CA.
00 SEP Lecture Presentation: Sargent Johnson Gallery, San Francisco CA.
00 JUL FABRIC: Slide Presentation, The Justice league, San Francisco CA.
97 SEP Lecture Presentation: PaYaPa Gallery, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa
96 AUG Lecture Presentation: El Rancho Hotel ball room, Porte Prince Haiti
RESIDENCIES /TEACHING
ART CHAMP: BUCHANAN YMCA, San Francisco summer 2009
ART CHAMP: HP YMCA, San Francisco summer 2009
VTS PROJECT, CCAC, Teaching 2008-2009
Connecting the dots, CCAC, Teaching 2008-2009
100 Families project, CCAC,Teaching 2008
Bayview Hunters Point Beacon Center: ART INSTUCTOR 2003-2005 summer
Bayview Hunters Point Opera House: Residency/Teaching 1999-2001
San Francisco Educational Services: ART INSTUCTOR 1998-2000
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House Residency/Teaching 1996-99
CHILDREN”S BOOK PRESS: Instructor 1994-96
BOOKS and CATALOGS:
09 OCT ARTSPAN SF Catalog and Open Studio Guide weekend 3, pg 97
09 MAY California African American Museum, Los Angeles Inside my head catalog.
09 MAR Blackened Blue: Author Greg Pond, book illustration
08 FEB Can You Spare Change: African American art & Library museum catalog
04 SEP Leadership into the 21st century, Author: Yahya, Ibin, Shabazz
00 JAN Practical knowledge of doing rather than saying, Author: Rene Hall , book
95 MAR New Lineage 60yrs: Richmond Art Center: catalog
SELECTED WEB AFFILLIATIONS:
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A self-taught poet, painter, draughtsman, muralist, and illustrator, Seneferu is also the founder of “Aesthetic Ascension” art social network. Seneferu’s work has traveled to London, Durban South Africa's “War against Racism” in 2001; moreover has traveled to Italy, Haiti and Kenya. Seneferu’s work delivers messages of change & empowerment. Seneferu’s subject matter is rendered in a variety of techniques of approach, ranging from social, political and spiritual issues within challenged communities worldwide.
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