Emory Arts & Social Justice Program
1700 North Decatur Road, Suite 312 (Schwartz Center for Performing Arts), Atlanta, 30322
(404) 712-9894
This is a program at Emory University. Atlanta artists work with Emory teachers and students to use art to talk about unfair treatment and help change things. The public can go to its yearly showcase and community talks, listen to its podcast, and artists can apply to join as fellows. Offers: Artist fellowships with Emory faculty; Yearly project showcase and community conversation; Community arts activities on social justice; Creativity Conversations podcast; Documentary: The Art of Social Justice. Email emoryarts@emory.edu, call (404) 712-9894, or message them on Instagram.
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Artist FellowshipProgram
Atlanta-area artists are paired with Emory faculty to co-teach a class. Together they build an art project about social inequity into the course during the semester.
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Emory Arts & Social Justice Program ServicesProgram
The Emory Arts & Social Justice Program helps people discuss unfair treatment through art. It offers opportunities for artists and engages the community with events and talks.
Events 2
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Project Showcase and Community Conversation
Every fall semester, at the end of the term
Each fall semester ends with a public showing of the finished class projects. People in the city talk together about the projects and the questions they raise.
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Community Events
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The program works with Atlanta groups and artists to put on art events. Most are free and open to everyone.
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