Activate your arts instructional practices to advance inclusion, diversity, equity and access for youth! In this three-session series, Lee will explore three racial equity principles developed by the Dismantling Racism Works collaborative. Each 75-minute session will merge theory and practice by examining a selected principle and its connection to arts and classroom culture.
Activate your arts instructional practices to advance inclusion, diversity, equity and access for youth! In this three-session series, Lee will explore three racial equity principles developed by the Dismantling Racism Works collaborative. Each 75-minute session will merge theory and practice by examining a selected principle and its connection to arts and classroom culture. The sessions will also include time for designing personal concrete action steps.
Activate your arts instructional practices to advance inclusion, diversity, equity and access for youth! In this three-session series, Lee will explore three racial equity principles developed by the Dismantling Racism Works collaborative. Each 75-minute session will merge theory and practice by examining a selected principle and its connection to arts and classroom culture. The sessions will also include time for designing personal concrete action steps. A Padlet with resources for further exploration will be shared with all attendees at each session.
In this two-hour workshop, participants will learn effective strategies of how to incorporate I.D.E.A. into organizational design. This workshop is experimental in nature and participants will take a deep dive into what I.D.E.A. really means in an institutional setting. Through a panel an interactive lecture participants will explore the different concepts of inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility. This participatory workshop will provide effective models of activities that implement I.D.E.A.
Incorporating I.D.E.A into Arts Education: Bias and Intersectionality
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The meeting will be held in open session and conducted remotely via Webex. Members of the public are invited to observe the public portions of the meeting live online at the agency's YouTube channel.
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The District of Columbia Commission on the Arts and Humanities Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting on Monday, March 7, 2022, at 3:00 pm ET.
The special meeting was called by the Chairperson of the Commission in accordance with D.C. Official Code § 39–205.(b) for the following purpose:
Join us for a celebration of Black history and culture, through spoken word from poet-fellows of the DC Commission on Arts and Humanities!
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