Why Art for Social Change?

Author: Flick Harrison, Editor/Videographer
Date Published:  2016
Published In:  ASC! Research Project
Resource Types: ASC Project Video, ASC! Project Knowledge Sharing, Resource Library, Videos

Harrison, Flick. Why Art for Social Change? Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada, 2016

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Why Art for Social Change?

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Indigenous Program Lead, Fyre Jean Graveline, will feature several classes inspiring social action and awakening ancestral resilience ... through the eco-arts. We are thrilled to also offer our first class sharing the spirit of Anshnaabemowin through language and storytelling!

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