Date & Time: April 8 4:30pm – 5:30pm
Location: Virtual

Jaizi Abedania will share the experience of teaching diverse and historically underrepresented youth San Francisco, Seattle, East Palo Alto, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Harlem, & Long Island NY.

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Jaizi Abedania

In this presentation, I will share my experience teaching diverse and historically underrepresented youth in San Francisco, Seattle, East Palo Alto, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Harlem, & Long Island NY. I hope to engage conversation about the ways we, as a community of educators, can adapt our skills to an ever-expanding range of learning modalities, across and between disparate groups of learners. We will also look at the work of a few revolutionary artist-educators, as inspiration for our own creativity and pedagogy!

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Jaizi Abedania is a lens-based, mixed-media artist and professor of digital imaging exploring intersecting concepts of identity, history, and migration through personal narrative. She has exhibited, taught, and practiced in San Francisco, New York, Seattle, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Long Island, & Harlem, in support of artists and programs promoting accessibility to art and education.

Jaizi Abedania’s website

Sponsored by Artivism: The Power of Art for Social Transformation.

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For more information, please email artivisim@adelphi.edu

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