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🍂 Everyday Presence: Exploring Social Presence in Life's Daily Rhythms: Everyday Presence is a new short film series (7–10 minutes each) that explores how cultivating social presence shapes our lives—from classrooms and workplaces to dinner tables, communities, and moments of solitude. In an age increasingly shaped by automation and artificial intelligence, the series asks: what does it truly mean to “be present”? Each monthly film invites us to reflect on the rhythms of real life—joy, grief, connection, and quiet—and how presence transforms both our daily experiences and our work as educators.
| Roll Call: Who's Really Here? This film reframes attendance as more than a checklist—it’s an invitation to see the person behind every name, screen, and desk. Roll Call explores how authentic presence in teaching transforms classrooms into communities of belonging. Participant Guide | |
| Unmasked: What Masks Do We Wear? In professional and academic spaces, we often hide behind roles, titles, and polished façades. Unmasked invites us to reflect on authenticity, vulnerability, and what it means to show up as our whole selves in work and relationships. Participant Guide | |
| Together: How Do We Show Up for Each Other? Presence takes root in relationships—family, friendships, community, and faith. Together explores the ways presence creates safety, trust, and belonging in the networks that shape our lives. |  |
| Still: Where is Presence in the Quiet Amid life’s noise, stillness becomes a powerful space for presence. Still reflects on solitude, nature, and even grief as places where presence is rediscovered, deepened, and made sacred. |  |
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