In this episode, I had the honor of interviewing the Anti-Racist Art Educators Collective, represented by Paula Liz, Vernon Faines, Dr. Reji Mathew, Dr. Lori Santos, and Anjali Wells.

In our conversation, they opened up about their individual educator journeys, how they've each evolved in their instructional practice as antiracist art educators, the power of the founding of Anti-Racist Art Teachers, and much more! To learn more about the Anti-Racist Art Teachers collective, you can visit their website at or follow the collective on Instagram (@antiracistartteachers). INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS ACCOUNTS ON INSTAGRAM:Paula Liz - @paulaliz.artDr. Reji Mathew - @rejimathewwriterAnjali Wells - @mrs_wellzDr. Lori Santos - @art4peaceprofessorsantosKhadesia Latimer - @thebusybrushesTamara Slade - @teach4tamaraAbby Birhanu - @ms_b_art_escapadesTara Trinity Villanueva - @tara_trinityyyyyVernon Faines - @vern_fBIO:The Anti-Racist Art Educators collective consists of full-time working educators of the global majority who believe in the power of collective action and creating a learning community by promoting inclusive thinking, celebrating diversity, and inspiring transformative action through arts education. Collectively, they also believe that art educators have the power to see COLOR, to VALUE all students, to create a brave SPACE, to FORM a more fair and just future, to recognize the TEXTURE of human life, to step beyond the LINE, and learn to SHAPE new perspectives through art education.

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