Richard Renshaw
Richard Renshaw has studied at several universities, lived on several continents, been involved in any number of social struggles. Presently he lives in Montreal and is much involved in ecumenical coordinations, including the World Forum on Theology and Liberation and to the World Social Forum, both held in Montreal in August.
by Richard Renshaw
When Aboriginal people gather there is always dance. Dance is central to the engagement with life.
Dance involves three dimensions.
There is first of all the music that flows through our bodies and touches our hearts. Music energizes. It is central to all social struggles.
Along with music there are words. Words engage our minds. They call us to think, to wrap our heads around the complex dynamics at work in society; the words help us name things as they are and to discover what needs to be done.