http://www.wwcd.org/

Also give this article “Manifesto for a People’s Theater” by Doug Patterson. It’s totally naive, but I like this part:

“The 20th Century has exposed the political importance of culture. To sing one’s own songs, to read one’s own language are as important as boundaries and trade, for it is in these forms that a people’s vitality is felt most profoundly, most communally. Among oppressed, disempowered, and colonialized people the question of cultural expression has taken on a vital importance . . .Cultural consciousness, therefore, has become a key to political consciousness and cultural expression has become to high water mark in the people’s revolution.”

I like using “knowledge” to bolster “culture” here. Knowledge implies an essential EXCHANGE, and sort of cuts through the bars of identity politics.