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Teaching Artistry blends creative and educational practice in service of community building, social justice, and inspiring joy. Courtney J. Boddie, Host and Creator, chats with teaching artists and arts educators who are driving professional teaching artistry forward.
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Episode 90: The Revolutionary Power of Theater, Recorded Live to Celebrate 60 Years of NYU's Program in Educational Theatre (opens the original)
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In this special panel celebrating 60 years of Educational Theatre at NYU, moderator Adam D-F Stevens is joined by alumni and adjunct professors, Marissa Russo, Courtney J. Boddie, and Daryl Embry for a conversation about accessibility, belonging, student agency, institutional leadership, and the power of theater to meet the moment. From radically welcoming spaces and autism-friendly performances to Shakespeare in cafeterias and student-devised work, the panelists explore what happens when we exp
Episode 89, ACT 2: Dr. Rachael Jacobs - Dancing Through The Portal (opens the original)
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How do artists continue telling the truth when the political climate encourages silence? What does it take to build brave spaces instead of simply safe ones? And how can storytelling help us move through polarization without losing our convictions? In the second act of this special live conversation, host Courtney J. Boddie welcomes the audience into an expansive dialogue with Australian arts educator, researcher, activist, and South Asian dance artist Rachael Jacobs. Together, they reflect on w
Episode 89, ACT 1: Dr. Rachael Jacobs - Dancing Through The Portal (opens the original)
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Teaching Artistry Podcast goes live! In this special episode, Courtney J. Boddie records in front of a live audience! Courtney is joined by Australian activist, artist, scholar, educator, and change maker Dr. Rachael Jacobs for a deeply personal and thought-provoking conversation about teaching artistry, justice, collective action, and the role of artists in shaping a more equitable future. Together they explore: What it means to move from "saving" communities to listening alongside them Decolon
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