Jacquelyn Pritz – Page 4 – Arts and Social Justice Fellows Program

Dr. Burchfield

September 9, 2021

Dr. Burchfield is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental Sciences at Emory University. Her research integrates social and environmental data to understand the distributional consequences of changing climate on humans and the environment. She relies heavily on geospatial programming and analysis, but also…

Lee Osorio

September 9, 2021

Lee Osorio is an actor, playwright, and director based in Atlanta. His work has been seen on stages across the city, Off-Broadway, and on television. He is a proud union member (AEA and SAG/AFTRA) and a founding member of the Coalition for Racial Equity in…

Elizabeth Jarrett

September 9, 2021

Elizabeth Jarrett is a multi-disciplinary spatial and experience designer specializing in immersive and interactive media. Over the past decade, she has produced and directed visual and performance art, music, and community-driven events in Atlanta through retired arts organization Deer Bear Wolf and in 2020 founded…

Miranda Kyle

September 9, 2021

Miranda Kyle (ᏣᎸᎩ Cherokee descendant/European-American) is the Program Manager of Arts and Culture for Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) and curates the annual Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Public Art Exhibition. She is passionate about the preservation of Atlanta’s graffiti culture, and the intersection of Indigenous Land…

Mark Kendall

September 9, 2021

Mark Kendall is an award-winning comedian, filmmaker, and educator. Along with his production partner, Bill Worley, he is the co-founder of Cool Cool Cool Productions (coolcoolcoolpro.com), where they use comedy to encourage civic engagement. This past summer, he had four short films screened at the…

Indya Childs

September 9, 2021

Indya Childs is a dancer and choreographer that hails from Atlanta, Ga. Indya began her dance training at Price Performing Arts Center and The Atlanta Ballet. Indya holds a B.A. in Dance from Kennesaw State University and in 2015, was named ‘25 to Watch’ by…

Stephanie Brown

September 9, 2021

A daughter of Jamaican immigrants, Stephanie Brown grew up in South Florida at the intersection of her Jamaican and Black American identities. Broadly her work is a reflection of her internal self/ancestral exploration. The work is a historical yet critical investigation of identity construction and…

Jim Alexander

September 9, 2021

Jim Alexander (American, b. 1935) is an award winning documentary photographer who has spent over fifty years refining what he calls the art of documentary photography. A photojournalist, teacher, activist, media consultant and entrepreneur, Alexander has amassed an impressive collection of images of Black culture and…

Goizueta Scholars’ Personal Stories, Racial Justice Class Film Show Power of Empathy

March 16, 2021

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