Art Changes People and People Change the World // Using the Arts to Inspire Human Rights Change
Becoming Dominican in America: Conversations Led by Young Men, for Young Men
Building Digital Timelines to Create Histories of Liberation
Building Sustaining Relationships with Homeless Youth through Art
Classroom as Counter-Narrative: Storytelling in the Fight for Public Schools
Controlling the Narrative: Digital Storytelling as a Tool for Research and Resistance
Create, Activate, Elevate: Arts & Media as a Catalyst for Social Change
Created Equal: Classroom Tools for Examining The American Dream
Decolonizing the Academy: Student Activism at PWI’s
Education Not Deportation: Supporting Undocumented Youth Leadership in Schools
Exploring Student Peer Tutoring
Gettin’ Free Through Creativity
Healing Through Resistance: Confronting The Crisis of State Sponsored Murder in the ERA of Trumpism
Make Your Voice Heard: Exploring Youth Activism Through Drama (Young Activist workshop – ages 6-12)
Mexico’s First School Shooting: A Social Context
Organizing a Black Lives Matter Week of Action
Putting Central America on the Map in the Classroom
Rise Up! Youth Speak! (Young Activist workshop – ages 4-12)
Say That!: Making Theater as Citizen Artists
Sparring with Stereotypes: Boxing Gyms and Positive Youth Development
Step Up Step Back: Youth As Leaders in Organizing
Teaching Action Civics-Using PAR in the Community to Support Civic Engagement
Undoing Patriarchy and Unveiling the Sacred Masculine for Ourselves and Communities
Violence in Higher Education: Desegregating the Classroom and the Community