In our Season One Finale episode, we are joined by Broadway actress and activist, Diane Phelan (she/her), as we dive into topics including visions for the future of the theatre, leading campaigns rooted in antiracist practices, and the intersection of art as activism.

As we near the end of Season One, join the Antiracist Artist Podcast team as we take a look back at some of the highlights and take aways of the first season.

Join us in our final Community Workshop of Season One, "Yes, And: Art as Activism and the Commitment to Practice" with Joanna Carpenter (she/her). In this special episode, we sit down with Joanna to get a sneak peek into this upcoming offering.

Join us in conversation with the leaders of Public Works Dallas as we dive into topics including leading their organization's Public Works department rooted in antiracist practices, their experience in maintaining artistic and administrative roles in the theatre, and what an inclusive future may look like.

Join us on Sat March 20 @ 7 PM EST on Zoom for our next Community Workshop, EDIFY x Antiracist Artist: Dismantling Systemic Oppression w/ Nicole Johnson. Reserve your spot at antiracistartist.simpletix.com for this not-to-be-missed event!

Join us in conversation with Nico Wheadon (she/her) as we dive into topics including leading organizations rooted in antiracist practices, her new book "On Museum Citizenship" and envisioning a better future. Nico is a tremendous art facilitator paving the way toward liberation in the museum/art space, and we are thrilled to share this conversation with you!

Join us in conversation with Cindy Tsai (she/her) as we discuss transforming racist institutions, producing the change we wish to see, and leading antiracist organizations.

Amara Brady and Taylor Ybarra give a sneak peek into the upcoming Antiracist Artist Community Workshop, Looking Back to Steer Forward: History Fueling Action. Amara gives insight to why she created this offering, what to expect, and a look into the work we will be diving into. Join us on February 20 for the full workshop!

We are joined by Nicole Johnson (she/her), a dancer, organizer, activist, leader and teacher. Together, we dive into education, inspiring and cultivating activism, and discuss ideas of James Baldwin + W.E.B. Du Bois in relation to today.

We are joined by Shawnna L. Williams, she/her/hers, an artist and Diversity & Inclusion professional. Based in Philadelphia, her art paints portraits that are inspired by resilience, misrepresented, and underrepresented groups of people in Arts and Media. Join us as we dive into topics of activism through artistry, maintaining sustainable progress toward liberation, and managing an artist and professional career, simultaneously.