SXSW EDU 2021
Empowered Educators: Art & Race Talk
Description:
Empowered Educators is an ongoing partnership between the Carnegie Museum of Art, Center for Urban Education at U Pitt, Remake Learning, and the Western PA Writing Project. For 4 years, the program has worked with hundreds of educators with an ongoing core community of practice to use the exhibits of the museum as a catalyst to practice engaging in "Race Talk." Our talk will review four years of collective learning, including specific questions and activity modules to take with you.
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Takeaways
- Learn "What is Race Talk, and why is it important for educators to practice?"
- Understand the difference between knowledge-building and praxis, and how that looks in a museum with various types of educators.
- Better understand themes of the renowned Carnegie International, including the Politics of Invisibility, Historical Erasure, and Radical Curation.
Speakers
- Anneliese Martinez, field director, Remake Learning
- Karen Howard, Teacher Consultant, Western Pennsylvania Writing Project
- J. Kalonji Rand, PhD Student; University Instructor; Education Consultant, University of Pittsburgh - Center for Urban Education
- Hattie Lehman, Associate Curator of Education, Carnegie Museum of Art
Organizer
Anneliese Martinez, Field Director, Remake Learning
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