What better way to get a sense of our work, and hear first-hand from the people who are affected by our programming, than through the medium of video. You can also find a listing of our videos on our YouTube channel.
- VideosTue, 8 Jul 2014
Insight Questions: A look into TE'As Foundational...In this video, we have chosen to present moments from our last Insight Design Lab where we focused on the Insight questions themselves and the theory behind asking these specific types of questions -- foundational to our approach to creating Insight theatre.
- VideosMon, 23 Jun 2014
There’s Something about America: A Video...This video takes you inside a TE'A Insight Design Lab (IDL) where TE'A artists carry out Insight conversations that are part of the process of discovering and developing the themes, issues, characters and story lines of their new work, There’s Something About America, formerly known as the America Project.
- VideosThu, 5 Jun 2014
American Friends of PakistanWith the natural beauty of the peoples and culture of Pakistan as the backdrop, UPIC delegates share their thoughts about the need to dispel the fears and misconceptions Americans have of Pakistan and to continue efforts to build relations between our two countries.
- VideosMon, 12 May 2014
Finding Solutions for Misconceptions Riaz Siddiqi, is Chairman of the Board of the American Pakistan Foundation, and Founder and Managing Partner of Denham Capital Management LLP, reflecting on his role as a US Delegate with Intersections International’s US/Pakistan Interreligious Consortium’s (UPIC) trip to Pakistan.
- VideosTue, 6 May 2014
Uniform Justice - Short Documentary Promo Uniform Justice is a new original play created from a collaboration between TE'A at Intersections International, the Retaliatory Violence Insight Project (RVIP) at George Mason University, the Memphis Mayor's Innovation Team's "Gun Down" initiative, and the Hattiloo Theatre Company.
- VideosMon, 21 Apr 2014
TE'A Presents Cadence: HomeCadence: Home tells the story of four veterans from the wars in Iraq & Afghanistan who struggle with their civilian friends and family to reestablish their relationships, cope with their pasts, and readjust to their worlds. After a series of workshop performances, Cadence: Home premiered at the Metro-Baptist Church in New York City in Fall 2012, then was produced at the Straz Center for Performing Arts in Tampa, Fla. In Fall 2013.
- VideosThu, 27 Mar 2014
Building BridgesRabbi Amy Joy Small, Director of Deborah’s Palm Center for Jewish Learning and Experiences in Morristown, NJ, speaks of the importance of US/Pakistan Interreligious Consortium’s (UPIC) meaningful inter religious work, and discusses how our Pakistani partners, with their wide-open hearts and desire for change are the agents who can spread the need for change and help to build the bridges to accomplish it.
- VideosThu, 27 Mar 2014
Finding Common Ground Rabbi Reuven Firestone a Professor of Medieval Judaism and Islam at Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles, CA, discusses his recent trip to Islamabad, Pakistan, as part of Intersections International’s, UPIC's US Delegation. Reflecting on what he describes as a true partnership between the US and Pakistan, he explores UPIC’s efforts to find overlapping and like-minded concerns and to work through them for the betterment of each community.
- VideosThu, 27 Mar 2014
Raising Once Silent VoicesDr. Munazza Yaqoob, Chairwoman of the Department of English at the International Islamic University, speaks about her involvement with the Critical Thinking Forum she established. By creating a community of young women, Dr. Yaqoob seeks to engage and guide them, promoting intellectual dialogue, intercultural understanding, harmony, tolerance, peace and flexibility of the mind.
- VideosThu, 27 Mar 2014
Shattering TaboosAli Tariq, a consultant with the Iqbal International Institute for Research and Dialogue at International Islamic University, Islamabad, discusses his 2014 visit to the US and his perceptions of Americans prior to and after his first visit. Reflecting on his experiences and interactions with Americans, he discovers the commonality that exists between people of the US and Pakistan.
