040: Creative Process for Social Change with Mariah Rankine-Landers

from This Is How We Care · host Deondra Carter, Eric Weisberg, Emily Race-Newmark, Kimberly Anne, Andrew Salomone

In this episode, Mariah Rankine-Landers, an advocate for transformative education and co-founder of Studio Pathways, shares her profound insights on how returning to a creative process for living and learning can help us address the root of social inequities that manifest in our education, work, and organizing systems.Join our Patreon Community for bonus content from our interview with Mariah.You can find full transcripts, links, and other information on our website.

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In this episode, Mariah Rankin-Landers—a leader in pedagogical strategy and co-founder of Studio Pathways—shares her journey from studying cultural anthropology to becoming a teacher and artist, emphasizing the importance of creativity in education.

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