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EPISODE · Nov 1, 2024 · 28 MIN

Ep. 29 - Multicultural Psychology Program series // Photovoice: Capturing Multicultural Experiences

from The Umbra Podcast · host The Umbra Institute

Explore the Photovoice project as a method for documenting and reflecting on multicultural experiences with our professor of Art Therapy Phillipa Stannard, certified art therapist and professor of Art Therapy at the Umbra Institute. We will discuss the themes captured in students' Photovoice journals and the psychological insights gained. The Multicultural Psychology Program Podcast Series is a new initiative of the Multicultural Psychology Program (MPP) which aims to enhance students' learning with hands-on experience by promoting the integration of knowledge of multicultural psychology with real-world contexts. Each episode will be hosted by Umbra intern Lindsey Cottle and facilitated by MPP student groups, who will present and discuss various MPP-related issues and interview expert guests throughout the series. The podcast project encourages the practical application of academic studies, fostering a deeper understanding of multicultural psychology, diversity, and inclusion.

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