New York, NY, USA
$720 - $1080 / Day
Request QuoteB. 1989, NYC, Isaac Green Diebboll is an artist, documentary filmmaker and co-founder of educational non-profit ENGN ("engine") Civic Creative Center, 501(c)3. His projects focus on human connection, working intergenerationally between urban and rural communities. Isaac has an MS in Design and Urban Ecology from Parsons School of Design Strategies, The New School, and has a BFA in Interdisciplinary Sculpture from the Maryland Institute College of Art., and serves as part-time faculty at Parsons, The New School. He has also served on various government, planning, non-profit and community boards and is a volunteer fireman in Hortonville, NY.
In 2019, ENGN ("engine") Civic Creative Center and the Center for Workforce Development in Sullivan County, NY supported 7 youth to explore their creative roles as citizens through media. They produced a series of personal and political short films that explored their relationship to history, creativity and community. On August 15th, politicians, business owners, neighbors, the press, family and f
A group of young adults in Sullivan County, NY vulnerably share their creative role as citizens, voicing their beliefs to an adult audience of powerful decision makers, influencing community development to include youth.
Newburgh, NY based attorney Austin DuBois launches his own law practice, demonstrating his humanistic approach to building relationships with his clients, helping them plan for longterm health care.
A young man in a small village in Tanzania shares with his neighbors and reflects on the word love. Sponsored by the Orkeeswa School that has supported his education.
A Waldorf school teaches children for decades, located on a biodynamic farm in the Hudson Valley, offering a unique, magical and robust learning experience that has grown generations of life long learners.
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