In this episode:
Guest Denise Saunders Thompson talks about how she has approached cultural equity, on a practical level, in her work in the arts sector and in academia.
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In this episode:
Guest Denise Saunders Thompson talks about how she has approached cultural equity, on a practical level, in her work in the arts sector and in academia.
Happy holiday season! The Fractured Atlas and Createquity teams are back with another installment of the Createquity podcast, this time highlighting different perspectives on how to approach the issue of cultural equity.
In surveying the history of the movement for cultural equity, it became apparent to Createquity researchers that the term itself can mean many different things to different people, often simultaneously. Understanding these diverse perspectives can help us have a more honest and meaningful conversation about what it is that we collectively want to achieve. In this series, we take a look at four different visions of success for cultural equity, and consider several real-life examples of how pursuing these visions of success has played out in practice.
In this episode, Guest Fari Nzinga discusses the framework Createquity has developed to research cultural equity.
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In this episode:
Guest Denise Saunders Thompson talks about how she has approached cultural equity, on a practical level, in her work in the arts sector and in academia.
