<p>In this episode, we caught up with De Nichols. De is a User Experience (UX) design researcher and community organizer who mobilizes changemakers to develop creative approaches to social, civic, and racial justice issues across their communities. She recently published her first book, Art of Protest, via Bonnier UK and Candlewick</p>

In this episode, we caught up with De Nichols. De is a User Experience (UX) design researcher and community organizer who mobilizes changemakers to develop creative approaches to social, civic, and racial justice issues across their communities. She recently published her first book, Art of Protest, via Bonnier UK and Candlewick

<p>In this episode, we caught up with De Nichols. De is a User Experience (UX) design researcher and community organizer who mobilizes changemakers to develop creative approaches to social, civic, and racial justice issues across their communities. She recently published her first book,&nbsp;Art of Protest, via Bonnier UK and Candlewick</p>

Art-ivism and Multidisciplinary Creative Practice for Social Change: A Conversation with De Nichols

Educators today are asked to navigate a complex array of issues. In each podcast episode, we will explore topics such as Critical Race Theory and Inclusive education practices for BIPOC individuals, challenged books, and creating safe spaces for those identifying as LGBTQIA+. Situated on the margins of change, we value outsider within voices that promote conversation and offer ideas and suggestions for navigating the issues we are all facing.

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Art-ivism and Multidisciplinary Creative Practice for Social Change: A Conversation with De Nichols

Art-ivism and Multidisciplinary Creative Practice for Social Change: A Conversation with De Nichols