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Confronting Appropriation in Artistic/Creation Work and the Struggle to Re-member Self

Sat, Jun 01

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Online Webinar Workshop

Facilitated by: Jana Lynne "JL" Umipig

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Confronting Appropriation in Artistic/Creation Work and the Struggle to Re-member Self
Confronting Appropriation in Artistic/Creation Work and the Struggle to Re-member Self

Time & Location

Jun 01, 2019, 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Online Webinar Workshop

About This Event

In the work of Decolonization, confronting our contradictions and the ways in which we hold Colonial ties is crucial to our true liberation. Jana Lynne “JL” Umipig is an Artist, Activist, Educator whose Sacred Work as Cultural Bearer seeks to heal self and community and holds Decolonial mentality at the forefront of her movements, her relations and all her living. She has worked to create pedagogy and codify process and practices that seek to support future generations in the continued work of Decolonization, with the vision of supporting the creation of a Post Colonial, liberated world.

In this interactive, expressive webinar workshop, JL will share core teachings of her Decolonization, Anti-Imperial, and Radical Liberation pedagogies that she has shared in classrooms, community circles and with relations globally. Using the Arts as a central tool to this work, this workshop space will provide foundational tools of creation for individual and communa…

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