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Online Arts Magazine Petrichor Expands To Print Publication

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By Emma Riva
| pittsburghartscouncil.org
Guest Blog | Petrichor founder Emma Riva // Photo by Lisa Cunningham EDITOR’S NOTE: Since launching online magazine Petrichor in 2023, Emma Riva has been amplifying the work of Pittsburgh’s art scene through thoughtful reviews and commentary on art, theater, literature, and music in a way that many other outlets have abandoned.
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JAA speaker series to demystify the end-of-life doula profession

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By Emma Riva
| Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle Verified
The only two truly universal human experiences are birth and death. So, why is it so hard to talk about the latter? Most of us clam up when we try to talk about mortality. One profession, however, has made easing conversations about death and palliative care its central mission: the end-of-life doula. A new free speaker series beginning July 9 at the Jewish Association on Aging aims to demystify what end-of-life doulas do and to open conversations about end-of-life planning and care.
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‘Artists need to be able to advocate for their own work’: new guide advises artists on navigating censorship

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By Emma Riva
| The Art Newspaper Verified
Few people realise how precarious freedom of expression is until it’s under threat. A new resource guide from the National Coalition of Artists Against Censorship (NCAC), “The Artist’s Guide to Defending Artistic Freedom ”, outlines strategies for artists to advocate for themselves when institutions cancel shows, deinstall works or renegotiate contracts based on a work’s perceived likelihood to cause controversy.
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