Acting upon Environmental Apartheid: Public Art as Activism

5.2.22 | 12pm–1:30pm

An exploration into Beinecke Plaza as a site of resistance

May 02, 2022 | 12pm–1:30pm |
In-person (location TBD)

Instructions

This event is open to the public. Please sign up for the waitlist here by Sunday, May 1 at 5pm if you are interested.

We will run a lottery to promote 10 people to participate once registration is closed. You will be notified via email on whether you will be attending the Session in person.

This Session will initiate exploratory conversations on the activation of Beinecke Plaza as a space of BIPOC empowerment and resistance to White supremacist constructs at Yale. These constructs consistently permeate the mental and physical safety of the BIPOC experience both on campus and in our communities. How do we implement collaborative projects to counter these structures and systems while creating an allyship with those in power? Is this possible with such an entrenched legacy?

Format

This Session will take place in-person and is open to asymptomatic vaccinated and boosted participants only. Please bring your COVID 19 vaccination card or a clearly legible photo of your vaccination card on your phone and a photo ID. Front of House staff will be checking IDs and proof of vaccination.

About YSC Sessions

YSC Sessions invite you into conversation with thought leaders in creative fields — bringing people into dialogue and inspiring fresh ideas over a meal.

On Confidentiality

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