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Jan 6—Mar 24, 2016
Students develop the artistic and critical thinking skills to examine social justice.
Part of
Education
Students
examine important social justice issues through the lens of the arts in
this unique interdisciplinary program. Through workshops in theater and
creative writing, participants develop artistic, critical thinking, and
presentation skills—while also gaining a deeper understanding of
important issues affecting young people and their communities.
In this program, students:
・ Engage in self-expression, creative writing, research, and in-depth group projects
・ Develop an original theatrical presentation to share with their friends & family
・ Performed at the BAM Fisher
・ Attend events and discussions with invited guest speakers
Application deadline: Nov 13, 2015
All students must complete an online application and interview in order to be considered for the program. No previous experience is required.
In this program, students:
・ Engage in self-expression, creative writing, research, and in-depth group projects
・ Develop an original theatrical presentation to share with their friends & family
・ Performed at the BAM Fisher
・ Attend events and discussions with invited guest speakers
Application deadline: Nov 13, 2015
All students must complete an online application and interview in order to be considered for the program. No previous experience is required.
Support
for Arts & Justice provided by Donald A. Capoccia; The Hasty
Pudding Institute of 1770; Saul & Devorah Sherman Fund.
Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays, 4—6pm; Tech Week: Mar. 21—24, 4pm—8pm
Appropriate for grades 9—12
Application Deadline: Nov 13
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