Creativity, Art, and Leadership in Prison and Beyond
Offered By: Mahindra Humanities Center via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intersection of creativity, art, and social change through a panel discussion featuring formerly incarcerated artists and writers. Delve into the transformative power of artistic expression both within prison walls and in society at large. Hear from visual artist Russell Craig, journalist Morgan Godvin, and multidisciplinary artist Eric Christo Martinez as they share their experiences and insights, moderated by Professor Elizabeth Hinton. Gain a deeper understanding of how art can be used as a tool for personal empowerment, social commentary, and systemic change in overcriminalized communities. Examine the role of creativity in challenging institutional control and fostering agency among marginalized individuals. Discover the impact of initiatives like the Right of Return Fellowship and various educational and advocacy programs in promoting justice and equality through artistic endeavors.
Syllabus
Creativity, Art, and Leadership in Prison and Beyond
Taught by
Mahindra Humanities Center
Related Courses
International Human RightsUniversité catholique de Louvain via edX Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
The University of Oklahoma via Janux Mujeres coraje. DesafĂos en la historia
Universitat Jaume I via Independent International Human Rights Law: Prospects and Challenges
Duke University via Coursera Global Food Security: Addressing the Challenge
Lancaster University via FutureLearn