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Narrative for Social Justice
Narrative for Social Justice
16 episodes
4 days ago
The Narrative for Social Justice podcast (N4SJ) explores the connections between the study of narratives--and narratives themselves--and many forms of social justice. Episodes will be released monthly and will feature conversations between scholars, activists, writers, and artists. Topics include our/our guests’ understandings of and approaches to “social justice,” the literary canon, feminist/queer/trans approaches, and anti-racist education. This public scholarship initiative is run through the International Society for the Study of Narrative.
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The Narrative for Social Justice podcast (N4SJ) explores the connections between the study of narratives--and narratives themselves--and many forms of social justice. Episodes will be released monthly and will feature conversations between scholars, activists, writers, and artists. Topics include our/our guests’ understandings of and approaches to “social justice,” the literary canon, feminist/queer/trans approaches, and anti-racist education. This public scholarship initiative is run through the International Society for the Study of Narrative.
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Artists Leading a Change: On the Classical Theater of Harlem
Narrative for Social Justice
39 minutes 33 seconds
3 years ago
Artists Leading a Change: On the Classical Theater of Harlem

Join co-hosts Angela Du and Torsa Ghosal as they speak with Ty Jones, the Producing Artistic Director of the Classical Theatre of Harlem. Ty talks to us about CTH’s dedication to the tradition of Black theatre in Harlem, to diversifying the performance of classical plays, and to engaging with young audiences. He also shares exciting upcoming projects.

Podcast music created by Drew Morgan

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IG: @TyJonesNYC

T: @TDJNYC

CTH: @Classicalharlem

IG: @Classicalharlem

www.cthnyc.org

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BIBLIOGRAPHY (also in transcript)

Johnson, James Weldon. (2008). God's trombones : seven Negro sermons in verse. New York: Penguin Publishing Group.

– (2018). The Creation (25th Anniversary Edition). United States: Holiday House.

Shamieh, Betty. Malvolio. Commissioned by Denison College. Text by Betty Shamieh.  Music by Matt Gould.  Lyrics by Betty Shamieh & Matt Gould. <https://www.bettyshamieh.com/malvolio>

Reiss, T. (2012). The Black Count: Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, and the Real Count of Monte Cristo. United Kingdom: Crown. New York: Crown Publishers.

Ribbe, Claude. (2002). Alexandre Dumas : le dragon de la reine. Paris: Rocher.

Narrative for Social Justice
The Narrative for Social Justice podcast (N4SJ) explores the connections between the study of narratives--and narratives themselves--and many forms of social justice. Episodes will be released monthly and will feature conversations between scholars, activists, writers, and artists. Topics include our/our guests’ understandings of and approaches to “social justice,” the literary canon, feminist/queer/trans approaches, and anti-racist education. This public scholarship initiative is run through the International Society for the Study of Narrative.