Place
Place is more than geography. Artists Teresa Baker and Caroline Monnet discuss how place functions as both subject and motif, translating memory, landscape, and history into abstract visual forms.
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So You Want to Be Part of the Outdoor Recreation Workforce
In this episode, Candace Brendler speaks with Chris Perkins, Vice President of Programs at the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable, about the evolving landscape of the outdoor recreation workforce. Chris shares his winding career path—from field educator to national policy leader—and highlights why outdo…
Episode 6: Using Pronouns in Higher Education: Comfort Not Obligation
In Episode 6 of EDI Chronicles at Brain Sciences, Beverley speaks with Professor Carolyn McGettigan, former LGBTQ+ Committee Chair at UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences about pronouns what they are why they matter and how they support gender inclusion in everyday work and learning. Carolyn shares their …
Episode 5: We had great plans for EDI, but who was going to lead it?
In this episode of EDI Chronicles at Brain Sciences, Beverley Isibor sits down with Professor Anna Cox (Vice Dean for EDI, 2019–2024) to unpack what EDI leadership looks like in practice. Anna shares how she first stepped into leadership through Athena Swan work, why fairness sits at the heart of h…
Teresa Baker - Whitney Museum Biennial 2026 (Season 36, Episode 2)
The Whitney Museum of American Art Biennial 2026, the 82nd edition of the longest running survey of contemporary art in the United States, brings together 56 artists, duos, and collectives in a wide ranging snapshot of today’s art world. Curated by Marcela Guerrero and Drew Sawyer, alongside contri…
Episode 33: Claudia Stravato
In Episode 33, Tonya talks with Claudia Stravato about the Amarillo League of Women Voters study of Maternal Mortality & Morbidity and recent actions that have addressed concerns related to this issue. On February 2nd, The Amarillo Tribune reported on the 2024 Texas Health and Human Services report…
Ep. 5 - Diversity in the Outdoors and National Parks with KangJae Jerry Lee
When discussing and writing about the outdoors, there’s always an elephant in the room: the sheer Whiteness of the outdoors space. The major outdoor brands have admittedly struggled to diversify, and there’s a particular White Male Broey-ness that has always made me feel uncomfortable with the whol…
Beyond the Black Square: Teresa Baker on Inclusivity Action vs. Rhetoric in the Outdoor Industry
In this episode of Outdoor Unfiltered, Eoin sits down with Teresa Baker, the co-director and co-founder of the Outdoor Diversity Alliance (ODA) and the unofficial queen of outdoor inclusivity, for a transparent look at the state of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the outdoor industry.
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Charm of the Wilderness Ep. 5 - Diversity in the Outdoors and National Parks with KangJae Jerry Lee
As you’re reading or listening to this, I will be exploring Yellowstone National Park with my family. It’s the perfect on-theme activity for this series! So while I’m out with my family exploring America’s first national park, please enjoy a couple more episodes of the Charm of the Wilderness serie…
Foundation of Joy: Finding Hope, Resistance, and Rest in the Outdoors
Grab your coffee and go stand in a patch of sun for five minutes, because this one's about remembering why we do any of this in the first place. I get into it with Teresa Baker, founder of the In Solidarity Project and co-director of the Outdoor Diversity Alliance, about accessibility, burnout, col…
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