SXSW EDU 2020
Free to Be ME: Action Poster Series
Description:
Bringing together fine art, hip hop, and anti-bias education; this session will showcase a collaborative Action Poster Series from the Blanton Museum of Art, AustinISD, Anti-Defamation League, and CREATE LAB. The posters feature a full lesson plan and action projects that invite us to critically analyze a work of art that speaks to issues of Identity relevant to K12 students. Participants will build on this by creating visual art and spoken word poetry, and engage in community building circles.
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Takeaways
- Learn how to use the Free to be ME Poster Series (free to participants) as an entry point for rigorous inner transformation and healing.
- Participants will experience the Poster Series as a call to action by engaging in hands-on strategies and discussion that challenges us to go deeper.
- Celebrate diverse identities through intentional conversations about complex issues of identity in the classroom and the wider society.
Speakers
- Sabrina Mooroogen Phillips, Museum Educator, School and Teacher Programs , Blanton Museum of Art
- Raphael Travis, Associate Professor, BSW Program Director at Texas State University, School of Social Work Lab: Collaborative Research for Education, Art, and Therapeutic Engagement (CREATE) Executive Director, FlowStory, PLLC, Texas State University
- Angela Ward, Race Equity, Administrative Supervisor, Austin Independent School District
Organizer
Sabrina Mooroogen Phillips, Museum Educator, School And Teacher Programs, Blanton Museum of Art, University of Texas
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