Our nineteenth installment features Christina Eskridge and ChelseaDee Harrison, with our host Courtney J. Boddie from the Teaching Artistry with Courtney J. Boddie Podcast, who center storytelling as a device towards authentic transparency.
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Our eighteenth installment features Carin Ford and Lisa Dawn Cave, with our host Courtney J. Boddie from the Teaching Artistry with Courtney J. Boddie Podcast, who have aligned with Black Theater United (BTU) to reimagine and confront the silence from the theater industry.
Read moreArts and cultural education is a fundamental, human and civil right: A South Sudanese Perspective
On one hand, culture is a set of inherited behaviors, ideas, languages, and morals that differentiates one society from another. Art, on the other hand, is the application of human skills, thoughts, and imagination through visual art and the performing arts. It is a fundamental and human right for individuals to express their feelings and imagination through arts and cultural education.
Read moreWho’s Your Leader?
Our seventeenth installment features Dexter J. Singleton, with our host Courtney J. Boddie from the Teaching Artistry with Courtney J. Boddie Podcast, who endorses work that is accessible from the standpoints of the audience, artists and administration. This requires leadership where individuals are willing to listen before they act because a duty exists to provide braver spaces where community can authentically come together.
Read moreStudent Loan Debt: Protecting our Artists from Bankruptcy and Equity Issues
Education allows individuals to develop their skills and increase knowledge in their disciplines. As the cost of education continually rises, individuals seeking higher education are facing an issue revolving around debt repayment. Here is an analysis of the current educational debt academic in the American cultural sector and some strategies for moving forward.
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