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Episode 36: Dialogue Arts Project

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Rachel Zucker speaks with Adam Falkner, Lauren Whitehead and Carlos Andrés Gómez about their involvement with the Dialogue Arts Project, a non-profit, arts-based organization in which artist-facilitators help schools, businesses and organizations communicate more effectively across lines of social identity and difference. These three amazing artists talk about how working with DAP has affected their creative work, their teaching, their lives and their priorities. They talk about how a workshop model can be used in schools, offices, and organizations to reimagine and revitalize diversity education, the power of performance and first-person narratives, guidelines for encouraging openness and risk taking, how to invite vulnerability into the classroom in responsible ways, culture-based intentionality, the permission to start with the self, how and why to step out onto the vulnerable edge in order to dismantle the master’s house, coming out, seasonal personal and political grief, and visions for expanding the DAP’s reach.

EXTRA RESOURCES FOR EPISODE 36

The Dialogue Arts Project is:

Geoff Kagan-Trenchard

José Olivarez

Caroline Rothstein

Books by Dialogue Arts Project Fellows

Geoff Kagan Trenchard’s Murder Stay Murder (Penmanship Books, 2012)

Aziza Barnes’ i be, but i ain’t (YesYes Books, 2016), me Aunt Jemima and the nailgun (Button Poetry)

Carlos Andres Gomez’s Man Up: Reimagining Modern Manhood (Gotham Books, 2012)

Jon Sands’ The New Clean (Write Bloody Publishing, 2011)

Nate Marshall’s Wild Hundreds (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2015)

Other Writers, Books and Artists Mentioned in the Episode

BreakBeat Poets: New American Poetry in the Age of Hip Hop, edited by Nate Marshall (Haymarket, 2015)

Episode 36: Dialogue Arts Project

Commonplace: Conversations with Poets (and Other People)

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