Investigating public opinion and contemporary beliefs, Minister de’Angelo Dia uses photography, performance art, and creative writing as catalysts for dialogue and public concern around cultural, social-political, and theological issues.
Dia has studied art in Athens, Greece, Guadalajara, Mexico, and Nairobi, Kenya. He received his Bachelor of Science in Applied Communication and Sociology from Appalachian State University, a Master of Arts in Literature from The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and a Master of Divinity from Union Presbyterian Seminary. Currently, he serves as the Middle School Chaplain and Dean of Community Life at Trinity Episcopal School. He is the co-chair of the Political Action Committee of the Beta Nu Lambda chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., the Social Justice Ministry leader for St. Paul Baptist Church, and a member of the Charlotte Clergy Coalition for Justice.
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Hi. I am organizing a Dozen Years of Digging festival and
Poetry contest to be held next May at Winterfield Community Garden and adjacent Winterfield Elementary School to celebrate 12 years of the garden’s existence AND all the folks – especially students who have been involved with the children’s garden program .
We are working with the schools, Communities in Schools, Mecklenburg County Soil Water Conservation District and others to have a poetry contest. Select poems will be printed on yard signs to line the side walk around the school and adjacent garden.
D’Angelo was recommended to me as someone who mIGhT be willing to either work with students or possibly serve on a committee to select the poems. Sustainability is the general theme. Jose G Vazquez has already volunteered. We are meeting today to discuss with CM Library.
Would you be interested in being involved in any way.?
Hello Carla,
I sent you an reply via email!
I would like to be involved . I am supporter of the Greenspon Center . It is an amazing group of people .
Dee Gyorody