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cREATe on the 8
by cREATe on the 8
Listen to learn how to decolonize your mind and your art-making as we use creativity as a form of knowledge building to dismantle white supremacy. We strive to co-construct and collaboratively explore social justice arts based "conversations" using anti-oppressive and critical understandings of diverse meaning making in Expressive Arts Therapy, Mental Health Counseling, Education and Consulting. This is an arts based research initiative started by Dr. Angelica Pinna-Perez at Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Episodes
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PART 2 of conversation with Erez Shek from https://theshekcheck.com/
PART 2 of conversation with Erez Shek from https://theshekcheck.com/ with psychotherapist, educator and social action activist Dr. Angelica Pinna-Perez D taking a closer look at our understanding of racism and how it is built into our systems (internal and external). Exploring topics of race in...
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PART 1 of conversation with Erez Shek from https://theshekcheck.com/
PART 1 of conversation with Erez Shek from https://theshekcheck.com/ with psychotherapist, educator and social action activist Dr. Angelica Pinna-Perez to talk about equity in our health care systems, educational systems and judicial systems. Exploring how decolonization can assist us to truly...
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Paolo Poem - First look
The first reading of the poem created in memory of Paolo Knill connected to blog post https://createonthe8.wixsite.com/createonthe8/single-post/for-paolo-rip-9-13-20
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Paolo Poem - An/another look
A re-reading of the poem created in memory of Paolo Knill connected to blog post https://createonthe8.wixsite.com/createonthe8/single-post/for-paolo-rip-9-13-20
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(in)VISIBILITY Episode 5: Libre Soy! My Emancipatory Exploration of Expressive Arts Therapy Pedagogy
This is part 2 of my Libre Soy Series, I reflect on how I am co-creating my pedagogy of Expressive Arts Therapy. As I undertake teaching Theories of Expressive Arts Therapy this semester (humbly only for the 6th time), I am beginning to conceptualize my Theory of Praxis with the hope to continue...
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(in)VISIBILITY Episode 4: Up in the Air - Privilege and Purpose
In this episode, I share my testimonio (story) of a recent experience 35,000 feet in the air where, apparently, national "borders" still exist. Neither crossing the border or in the border-lands, I was "up in the air" eye-witnessing how "I" and "whiteness" combine. This episode is dedicated to…
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(in)VISIBILITY: Episode 3 A Radical Ramble on Decolonizing Expressive Arts Therapy - Part 2
Part 2 of a talk on decolonizing ecological arts based practices and metaphors in the expressive arts.
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(in)VISIBILITY: Episode 3 A Radical Ramble on Decolonizing Expressive Arts Therapy - Part 1
Part 1 of a talk on decolonizing ecological arts based practices and metaphors in the expressive arts.
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(in)VISIBILITY: Episode 2 Creatively Crossing Borders with Vivian Poey
Join us for a conversation about de-colonizing narratives about immigration using the arts with the 2017 Massachusetts Art Educator in Higher Education award recipient and professor at Lesley University, Vivian Poey. Crossing Borders is an exhibition of work that examines personal perspectives on...
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The (in)Visibility Project: Episode 1- Black IS beautiful: Decolonizing Expressive Arts Therapy Practices
This begins our podcast ponderings on decolonizing mental health counseling and expressive arts therapy practices. This is part of an ongoing arts based research project at Lesley University which explores social justice, critical pedagogy and anti-oppressive practices in interdisciplinary…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Listen to learn how to decolonize your mind and your art-making as we use creativity as a form of knowledge building to dismantle white supremacy.
We strive to co-construct and collaboratively explore social justice arts based "conversations" using anti-oppressive and critical understandings of diverse meaning making in Expressive Arts Therapy, Mental Health Counseling, Education and Consulting.
This is an arts based research initiative started by Dr. Angelica Pinna-Perez at Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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