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His ability to make academic research useful and relevant to racial and socialjustice in schools and communities is integral to UCEA and the University of Kentucky’s mission.” s top public influencers in education since 2014 – is currently on the executive committee and education co-chair for the Kentucky NAACP.
The August 2014 death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, aroused a sweeping reappraisal of race and socialjustice issues. I always leave the theater thinking not only about the message of the play but also about what the performance reveals about racism and socialjustice in the United States.”
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I’m also saying this as someone who’s curated several, including one on running as an arts and humanities discourse that a 2014 Guardian article said ‘other conferences could take a leaf out of’, for its 8-minute sprint formats and multi-modal approaches including film screening, meditation sessions and run-chats.
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