EPISODE · Sep 20, 2024 · 1H 34M

Darolyn Stewart

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Darolyn Stewart, who identifies as "Black first, and then queer", has been a tireless advocate for youth in Colorado Springs. Her work spans across several groups, non-profits, and educational institutions from Safe @ Schools Coalition at the K-12 level, to Inside Out Youth Services, and now to her current position teaching undergraduate students at Pueblo Community College. Learn about her life and work in this interview with CC students Aden Berry, Mia Smith and Sarah Buchman. Season Coordinator: Kylie Haney, Colorado College '24. Season 6 is directed by Dr. Rushaan Kumar, faculty in the Feminist and Gender Studies Department at Colorado College, in collaboration with students in his class, "LGBTQ Social Movements in the US", Spring 2024.

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