18 Million Rising’s Guide To Building A Newsletter As Community Care Hi! Bianca and Laura here from 18 Million Rising. We’re excited to partner with Action Network to share this case study with you! In August 2019, we launched 18 Million Rising’s first-ever newsletter. …

The Antiracist Classroom is continuing our ongoing series highlights artists, facilitators and participants in our upcoming convening Reconstructing Practice. How do curricula reinforce or disrupt white supremacy? How might art and design practices themselves be an avenue for critiquing art and design syllabi? …

We are continuing our ongoing series highlights artists, facilitators and participants in The Antiracist Classroom’s upcoming convening Reconstructing Practice. This week takes a look at New York-based artist Ari Melenciano. The Antiracist Classroom is thrilled to announce that Ari Melenciano will bring her living, breathing installation, “Alaia’s Lab” to Reconstructing…

The Antiracist Classroom is hosting Reconstructing Practice July 13th -14th. Over the next few weeks we will share profiles of the impressive group of creatives that will facilitate sessions and share work at the convening this July. — At Reconstructing Practice, Quinton Ward and Andra Lang, Jr. — two members of the Creative Reaction Lab Spring 2018 Apprenticeship Program cohort — and Erika Harano, Associate Manager of Learning and Education at Creative Reaction Lab, will present their experiences, learnings, and challenges faced throughout the program rooted in the…

The Antiracist Classroom is hosting Reconstructing Practice July 13th -14th. Over the next few weeks we will share profiles of the impressive group of creatives that will facilitate sessions and share work at the convening this July. — What prevents access, entry, and success in arts and design education for students of color? What policies need to change to make college access and students’ self-determination a reality? What does it take to create a learning environment in which artists and designers of color can thrive? …