2022:Submissions/Centering Race and Equity at Art+Feminism
- Language: English
- Status: Live
Speaker(s)
editKira Wisniewski
Abstract
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In 2021, the Art+Feminism leadership team took an organizational pause to prioritize creating internal anti-oppression policies. We deeply engaged in this work by: participating in ongoing meetings, readings and discussions, working through past trauma, examining how white supremacy/Anglo Saxon practices perpetuate in our everyday work culture (such as sense of urgency and centering/overrepresenting U.S. culture), and creating operational definitions of concepts like equity and racism. As a team, we believe that we are a stronger organization now that we have the anti-racism policy and equity statement in place. We are committed to continuing on this trajectory as these two protocols are the first steps to sustainable change.
Learning Outcomes
editLearn more about how Art+Feminism operates
Reflect on ways to make other spaces in the Wikiverse more anti-racist and more equitable
If what we're doing resonates, an invitation to work/collaborate with Art+Feminism
Biography
editKira Wisniewski (she/her) is the Executive Director of Art+Feminism. Outside of Art+Feminism, Kira is the host and co-organizer of CreativeMornings/Baltimore, co-founder of 826DC, an Awesome Baltimore trustee, an accidental runner, and cheerleader for everything Baltimore.