METHODOLOGY
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"Warrior Angel: The Work of Lily Yeh" by Bill Moskin and Jill Jackson, a paper on her methodology
of using art to transform and build community, is available for download.
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EXPERIENCE
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Lily Yeh's CV
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PUBLICATIONS ABOUT LILY YEH
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| 2007 | Jennifer Moroz, "'How do you find the will to live?'," The Philadelphia Inquirer
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2006 | Lynne Elizabeth & Suzanne Young, editors, "Works of Heart: Building Village through the Arts"
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2006 | Carol Pobanz, "The Rwanda Healing Project," World & I, Innovative Approaches to Peace, Jan. - Feb.
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2006 | Virginia K. Nalencz, "The Owl and the Phoenix," Temple Review, Temple University, Spring
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2005 | Abby Asher," From Abandoned to Beautiful," YES Magazine
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2005 | Mary Hufford & Rosina Miller, "Piecing Together The Fragments, An Ethonography of Leadership For Social Change in North Central Philadelphia 2004-2005," Center for Folklore and Ethonography, University of Pennsylvania
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2005 | Keith Knight & Mat Schwarzman, edited by William Cleveland, "Beginner's Guide to Community-Based Arts," New Village Press
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2004 | Bill Moskin & Jill Jackson, "Warrior Angel, the Work of Lily Yeh"
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2004 | Hu Pei, " Wen Ro di Li Lian (The Power of Tenderness," Art Weekly, China Cultural Newspaper
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2004 | Shin, "Fei Shu Shan Shen Zhen di Tong Fan Jei Xui (Eastern Philosophy Growing from Trash Piles)," VIP SINA magazine, Beijing
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2004 | Rosina S. Miller, "Unhaunting the Village: Critical Regionalism and 'Luminous Place' at the Village of Arts and Humanities," Journal of American Folklore 117(466):446-454
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2003 | Cristy West, "Lily Yeh, Filling the niches of North Philadelphia with creativity and hope," Orion magazine
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2003 | Sharon Abercrombie, "Inner City, Inner Light," Earth Light, Issue 49
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2003 | Barbara Dunn, "Sowing Seeds of Hope in Philadelphia Gardens," Pennsylvania magazine, Nov/Dec
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2003 | Liu Lin, "Yeh Lei Lei huo 'gai bian shi jie di lin hsiu jian' (Lily Yeh winning 'Leadership in a Chinaging World Award')," Shi Jie Ri bao (World Journal), October 13
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2003 | Lui Lin, "Lily Yeh's Village receives Governor's Award in environmental Excellence," (translated title), Shi Jie Ri Bao (World Journal), September 18
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2002 | Al and Tipper Gore, "Community," Joined At the Heart, the Transformation of the American Family |
2002 | Frank Rubino, "Pain and Possibility," Hope Magazine
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2002 | Chin Lian, "He Ren Cue li di Shan Sui Yi Shu Chia (Landscape Artist in an African American Neighborhood)," Ming Pao Monthly, Hong Kong
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2002 | Mat Schwarzman, "Crossroads Project for Art, Learning and Community," Louisiana
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2002 | Yang Xien Ren, "Lily Yeh, From the Village of Arts and Humanities to the World," (translated title), Mei Nan Zou Kan (Southern America Weekly), Houston, June 23
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2001 | Richard Wener, Emily Axelrod & others, "Placemaking for Change: 2001 Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence," Bruner Foundation publication
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2001 | Monica Yant-Kinney, "Risk and Renewal: Growing a Leafy Antidote to Decay," The Philadelphia Inquirer, November 29
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2001 | Gloria Blakely, "One Million Dollars Available in Grants from Philadelphia Commerce Department," Philadelphia Sunday Sun, November 25
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2001 | "76 Smartest Philadelphians," Philadelphia Magazine, November
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2001 | Stephan Salisbury "Art of Survival," The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 12
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2001 | Lise Funderburg, "The F Word: Lily Yeh," The Oprah Magazine, September
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2001 | Susan Hagen, "Solitary Assignment," Philadelphia City Paper, September 6
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2001 | Debra Auspitz, "Expanding Isolation," Philadelphia City Paper, September 6
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2001 | Scott Edwards, "A Chance To Be Heard," Bucks, Mercer, and Beyond: Happenings, InterCounty Newspaper August 16
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2001 | Alex Krieger, "Community Builders," Architecture, June
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2001 | "Arresting Art," Philadelphia Weekly, May 30
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2001 | Stephan Salisbury, "Troupe Movements," The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 24.
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2001 | "What happened to …?" Reader's Digest, February.
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2001 | Burt E. Schuman, "Arts Can Be Religious," Altoona Mirror, January 14.
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2001 | Liu Lin, "Double Happiness coming to Lily Yeh's Village, winning honor and a $30,000 grant," (translated title), Shi Jie Ri Bao (World Journal), June 6
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2001 | Yang Xien Ren, "Lily Yeh's art reaching new climax," (translated title), Mei Nan Zou Kan (Southern America Weekly), Houston, June 24
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2000 | Photographs by Reagan Louie, interviews by Barry Dornfeld, "Reimagining The City," Local Heroes Changing America, the publication of Indivisible Project, a project of the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University in partnership with the Center for Creative Photography, The University of Arizona. Funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
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2000 | Phil Leggiere, "Lily Yeh's Art of Transformation," The Pennsylvania Gazette, July/August
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2000 | Edited by Marie Cieri and Claire Peeps, "Lily Yeh," Activists Speaking Out, Reflections on the Pursuit of Change in America
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2000 | Chir Nung-shen, "Jai Huang Di Li, Shin Jian Yi Jua Hua Yuan (Seeing with delight a garden amidst Ruins)," Hsin Gu Hsiang (Homeland) magazine, Taiwan, Autumn
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2000 | Liu Lin, "Philadelphia's Eagles professional football team assists Lily Yeh's Village with funds," (translated title), Shi Jie Ri bao (World Journal), June 10
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LINKS
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Beginner's Guide to Community-Based Arts
Edens lost & found - Wiland-Bell Productions, LLC
The Wallace Foundation
Leadership for a Changing World, Advocacy Institute
Americans Who Tell the Truth
American Visionary Art Museum
University of Delaware
Gardens for humanity, Sedona, AZ
University of Utah
University of Maine Foundation
Taipei School for the Hearing Impaired
Community Arts Network
Designer/Builder Magazine
World & I - Innovative Approches to Peace
Texas Arts Exchange/tools for success
Yes Magazine
Slought Foundation
The Fellowship of Reconciliation
The Pennsylvania Gazette
The Arts and Healing Network
The Leeway Foundation
Bruner Foundation Inc
Universsity of Lethbridge
Bruner/Loeb Forum
Stories of American Communities
Grantmakers in the Arts
New Village Press
Family Reunion
The Eisenhower Foundation Community Partners
Pew Fellowship of the Arts
Daniel Traub
Miriam Seidel
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