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Celebrating Diversity in Music: A Conversation with Christina Vehar
In this inspiring episode of On Key, I sit down with Christina Vehar, a passionate music educator and advocate who has dedicated her career to making music accessible, inclusive, and transformative. Christina shares her unique journey into music education, the pivotal moments that shaped her path, and the mentors who have guided her along the way. From her work in elementary music education and musical theatre to her advocacy for ADEIBR (Accessibility, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, and Restoration), Christina offers invaluable insights into the power of music to bring people together and change lives.
Together, we discuss:
Christina's unconventional path to becoming a music educator.
The importance of celebrating diversity and creating inclusive music spaces.
How music serves as a means of humanity and connection.
The role of mentors and the lessons they imparted.
Challenges and triumphs in her career as a music educator and conductor.
Whether you’re a music student, educator, or simply a lover of music, this episode will leave you inspired to embrace your unique journey and use your voice to make a difference.
About Christina Vehar:
Christina Vehar is an Elementary Music Specialist, Musical Theatre and Choral Director, Advocate, Clinician, and Conductor based in metro Atlanta. With a Master’s in Choral Music Education from Florida State University and a Bachelor of Music Education from Kennesaw State University, Christina is dedicated to fostering diversity and inclusion in music education. She’s a passionate advocate for ADEIBR and uses music as a tool to bring people together and create meaningful change.
Key Takeaways:
Music is for everyone, and every path in music is unique.
Diversity and inclusion in music are vital for fostering connection and understanding.
The guidance of mentors can have a profound impact on shaping your journey.
Music education is not just about teaching notes and rhythms—it’s about cultivating humanity and belonging.
Resources and Links:
Connect with Christina on Instagram @fullofhearteducator
Closing Thoughts:
Thank you for tuning into this episode of On Key! If Christina’s story resonated with you, please share this episode with your friends, leave a review, and subscribe for more inspiring conversations. Your support helps us continue to celebrate the power of music and the incredible people behind it.
Don’t forget to connect with us on social media and let us know your thoughts on today’s episode. Stay tuned for more stories that inspire and uplift!
Until next time, keep making music and embracing the journey!
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By Brianna WestlandIn this inspiring episode of On Key, I sit down with Christina Vehar, a passionate music educator and advocate who has dedicated her career to making music accessible, inclusive, and transformative. Christina shares her unique journey into music education, the pivotal moments that shaped her path, and the mentors who have guided her along the way. From her work in elementary music education and musical theatre to her advocacy for ADEIBR (Accessibility, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, and Restoration), Christina offers invaluable insights into the power of music to bring people together and change lives.
Together, we discuss:
Christina's unconventional path to becoming a music educator.
The importance of celebrating diversity and creating inclusive music spaces.
How music serves as a means of humanity and connection.
The role of mentors and the lessons they imparted.
Challenges and triumphs in her career as a music educator and conductor.
Whether you’re a music student, educator, or simply a lover of music, this episode will leave you inspired to embrace your unique journey and use your voice to make a difference.
About Christina Vehar:
Christina Vehar is an Elementary Music Specialist, Musical Theatre and Choral Director, Advocate, Clinician, and Conductor based in metro Atlanta. With a Master’s in Choral Music Education from Florida State University and a Bachelor of Music Education from Kennesaw State University, Christina is dedicated to fostering diversity and inclusion in music education. She’s a passionate advocate for ADEIBR and uses music as a tool to bring people together and create meaningful change.
Key Takeaways:
Music is for everyone, and every path in music is unique.
Diversity and inclusion in music are vital for fostering connection and understanding.
The guidance of mentors can have a profound impact on shaping your journey.
Music education is not just about teaching notes and rhythms—it’s about cultivating humanity and belonging.
Resources and Links:
Connect with Christina on Instagram @fullofhearteducator
Closing Thoughts:
Thank you for tuning into this episode of On Key! If Christina’s story resonated with you, please share this episode with your friends, leave a review, and subscribe for more inspiring conversations. Your support helps us continue to celebrate the power of music and the incredible people behind it.
Don’t forget to connect with us on social media and let us know your thoughts on today’s episode. Stay tuned for more stories that inspire and uplift!
Until next time, keep making music and embracing the journey!