In this episode, members of the Emory's Arts and Social Justice Fellowship (ASJ) community gather for a discussion following a screening of the GPB documentary, The Art of Social Justice, which covers the genesis and the pillars of the ASJ program. Listen to two of the 2024 ASJ artist fellows, Kacie Luaders and Jasmine Nicole Williams, discuss their personal experiences with the ASJ program, and how social justice and art intertwine in today's evolving landscape.Be sure to check out the ASJ GPB documentary here.More from ASJ —Instagram: @emoryasjWebsite: arts.emory.edu/asjHost: Laura AshermanASJ Co-Founder & Co-Director: Carlton MackeyArtists:— Kacie Luaders (@couldbeprettycool)— Jasmine Nicole Williams (@jn.ooomami)Director: Jay HammondProducer: Maggie Beker, Emma YarbroughEditor: Liam Cochran, Jay HammondMusic Composer: Jay HammondCover Art:— Photo Courtesy of GPB— Mural by Jasmine Nicole WilliamsGraphic Design: Foxden DesignPodcast Production:The Recording ServiceThis is an Emory Arts podcast.This series is made possible by an endowment in honor of Rosemary Magee, former Vice President and Secretary of Emory University and champion of the arts on campus and beyond.
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