InterPlaying with Racial Equity, Transformation & Radical Inclusion

🎙️ Join Christine Gautreaux – InterPlay's Integrity & Innovation Director – for a powerful conversation with Sacil Armstrong, InterPlay's Racial Equity and Transformation Director. 💬✨

Sacil Armstrong is a Self-care and Social Justice Facilitator, integrating antiracism with self-love and joy. Her class motto is "no blame, no shame, no guilt" because those emotions get in the way of learning. By helping participants stay grounded and teaching emotional engagement skills, she increases their capacity to have meaningful conversations and create doable and effective antiracist action plans.She's the founder of the Everyday Activism Habit, where folks get to practice being radically inclusive. Sacil is the Racial Equity & Transformation Director for InterPlay

In this episode, we dive into: 🧩 Community Practices that support connection and justice 🎭 Everyday Activism for arts administrators 🎨 Racial equity in creative spaces 🔧 Practical tools for building inclusive arts organizations

Whether you're an arts leader, educator, or changemaker, this discussion offers inspiration and real-world strategies for integrating equity and creativity in your daily practice. 🌱🎶

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Our theme song is "Echo Lady Who" by Eric Chappelle. Find more of his music on Bandcamp and Youtube.

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