An Incantation for Social Justice
Article published in Poiesis Journal - 5/4/24 “An Incantation for Social Justice”
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cc3nYk4NCRnbPMNETA1lHmwwCWMD_3Gd/view?usp=dri
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Emiliano Campobello
Artist Emiliano Campobello “Mother and Child in Guatemala” original art print on canvas
Art created with the loving intention to heal, inspire, and nurture
Emiliano Campobello is an artist and activist for environmental/human/indigenous rights. He grew up in a progressive Chicano/Feminist/Pacifist family. His father, an educator, was one of the founders of the Chicano Studies Program for the University of California system. Emiliano creates harmonious, inspiring spaces with his murals by transforming walls, ceilings, and floors with painted illusions. A graduate of U.C.S.B., Emiliano also draws on 12 years of artistic experience in Europe, where he studied marble sculpting with his “maestro” Francesco Grazioli in Italy and decorative arts in The Netherlands. Emiliano also plays indigenous flutes, and is devoted to bringing peace, healing, and inspiration to people through his art and music. www.emiliano-art.com
(In “Nightmares and Dreams: Inside Detention” lesson plan)
Article published in Poiesis Journal - 5/4/24 “An Incantation for Social Justice”
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cc3nYk4NCRnbPMNETA1lHmwwCWMD_3Gd/view?usp=dri
ve_link Poiesis Vol 21 2024
Article published in Ms. Magazine digital - 4/2/24 Education Is Under Attack. Here’s 13 Feminist Educators on How to Fight Back
https://msmagazine.com/2024/04/02/education-feminist-critical-race-theory-intersectional/
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