Dance Pedagogy

Dance Pedagogy Lori Teague, associate professor of dance, with Antonio David Lyons, actor, poet, musician, playwright and artivist Entanglement: The Heart of Connecting In celebration of the universal "dance" that lives inside the body as an expression of identity and self-discovery, dance pedagogy students led…

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Healing Justice is Social Justice: Narrative Medicine

Healing Justice is Social Justice: Narrative Medicine Khaalisha Ajala, assistant professor at Emory University School of Medicine, with Meredith Gordon, clown and actor  How can you HEAL me if you won’t HEAR me?  Students employed the use of narrative and patient interview to tell a…

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Information Visualization

  Information Visualization Emily Wall, assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, with W.J. Lofton, poet  Undoing the Plot: A Data-Driven Exhibit on Mass Incarceration and Police Brutality  A multi-modal installation comprised of five constituent parts. The exhibit melded art and computation in a data-driven…

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Immigration as Social and Structural Determinant of Health

Immigration as Social and Structural Determinant of Health Amy Zeidan, assistant professor at Emory School of Medicine, with Kelly Taylor Mitchell, artist, assistant professor of art and visual culture at Spelman College Screenprinting + Public Health  Screenprinting is a medium with a distinctive history that…

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Artists bring new perspectives to Emory classrooms through Arts and Social Justice Fellows Program

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Laura Asherman

Laura Asherman, Director of Ethics and the Arts, is a documentarian, stop-motion animator, and sculptor. After growing up in Cambridge, Massachusetts, she moved to Georgia to attend Emory (BA ‘12), where she began observing and documenting Southern stories. She is interested in the manifestation of intergenerational…

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Kaelyn McAdams

I am Kaelyn McAdams, a Ph.D. candidate in the History Department at Emory. My dissertation examines the intersection of Greek and Roman imperial identity in the 4th century CE, specifically by access to the Roman government and laws. While at Emory, I have specialized in digital…

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Display boards in the Woodruff Library exhibit space with the titles "Collaboration and Connection" and "Become Part of the Program" displaying the work of the Arts and Social Justice Fellowship program.

Robert W. Woodruff Library

On March 23, 2023 Carlton Mackey facilitated a conversation with renowned photographers Jim Alexander and Tom Dorsey. This event was presented by Emory University’s Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library and Michael C. Carlos Museum, in partnership with the Atlanta Preservation Center’s…

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Library exhibit ‘Creative Justice’ celebrates Arts and Social Justice Fellows program

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History of Antisemitism

Ellie Schainker, Arthur Blank Family Foundation Associate Professor of Modern European Jewish History with Alex Mari, durational artist This course explores the global history of antisemitism from antiquity to the present.  Drawing on the long history of antisemitism and the durational art expertise of ASJ fellow Alex…

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