SHEMZA.DIGITAL: Participatory art as a catalyst for social change

Healing: New Media Art as a Catalyst for Lasting Change in Therapeutic Settings

Through this paper I suggest that new media art has the potential to become a catalyst for real and lasting change in therapeutic environments. New media art practice is intrinsically focused on human experience and user engagement. It is this focus that so positively predisposes artists working in this realm to the development of works promoting health and wellbeing. New media artists are well...

Social Media as a Catalyst for Policy Action and Social Change for Health and Well-Being: Viewpoint.

This viewpoint paper argues that policy interventions can benefit from the continued use of social media analytics, which can serve as an important complement to traditional social science data collection and analysis. Efforts to improve well-being should provide an opportunity to explore these areas more deeply, and encourage the efforts of those conducting national and local data collection o...

Appellate Delay as a Catalyst for Change in Virginia

Transformative art: art as means for long-term neurocognitive change

Every artwork leads to a unique experience by the observer or participant, may it be sensory, emotional, cognitive, interactive, or spiritual experience. At the neurobiological level, such experiences are manifested as activation of the corresponding neural networks. Neuroscience has demonstrated that experience, in particular repeated experience, can cause a long-term change in the involved br...

sociopolitical change as a social factor of language change

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