In this series, Dr. Camea Davis explores Season 2 of the Why Change? podcast through poetic inquiry. Poetic Inquiry is a research process created by multiculturalists and feminists in the 1970s who urged the field of qualitative research to make substantial space for the ways of knowing and being of minoritized people, including but not limited to women, people of color, among other groups. Read more.
This year’s campaign is focused on Intergenerational Collaboration, explored through quarterly topics. In this blog, Madeleine McGirk writes a forward to introduce the work of Zoey Peacock Jones and Jean E. Taylor focused on intergenerational co-mentoring, as part of this quarter’s theme: Redefining Eldership. Read more.
In this episode of Why Change? co-host Jeff M. Poulin chats with Dr. Camea Davis about poetry and education research. Through the dialogue, Camea shares her work developing an approach to critical
In keeping with Creative Generation’s values, we want to celebrate and uplift the artistic/personal lives of our collective members. Several of them have received good news lately, so we want to share
While the TAG Awards will be online, across the country our regional networks are hosting in-person watch parties and community gatherings for teaching artists in their area. These watch parties are a
The TAG Awards seek to raise the visibility of teaching artists within the arts in education and community arts fields and in the organizations and institutions for which they work as well as honor
This is an informal opportunity to find out about teaching the arts in our region, and to connect and network with other teaching artists in all genres: visual arts, dance, music, drama, media arts,
ITAC’s EDEN Engagement Team is looking for recommendations for teaching artists (also called community artists, participatory artists, social practice artists, etc.) with a commitment to environmental
Art in Embassies and the National Art Education Association are pleased to announce the call for artwork for the Democracy Collection Student Art Competition beginning on February 15, 2023. Showcasing
