SXSW EDU 2019
Teaching Social Justice Through Art
Description:
Identity is a filter through which we view the world. Examining our own lens is critical to building culturally proficient learning spaces. Art as a medium assists educators in promoting self-reflection about identity, dialogue about difference, and empathetic understanding. We will explore how Art can bridge conversations that address bias, race, inequity, and membership. Leave with tools to facilitate classroom conversations about racial bias, immigration, mental health, and being an ally.
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Takeaways
- Use art to inspire dialogue about issues related to injustice in an effort to promote equity
- Learn strategies and tools for discussing race and membership in the classroom
- Ignite the empathetic imagination through the use of art
Speakers
- Sabrina Phillips, Museum Educator, School and Teacher Programs , Blanton Museum of Art
- Jillian Bontke, ADL Austin Education Director, Anti-Defamation League
- David Levee, Middle School Curriculum Specialist Social Studies, Austin Independent School District
Organizer
Sabrina Phillips, Museum Educator, School and Teacher Programs , Blanton Museum of Art
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