Art as a Catalyst for Social Change and Justice
Art as a Catalyst for Social Change and Justice
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Explore art as a force for social change and justice in this lecture presenting contemporary and historical examples.
Duration
As few as 1 day
Units
0.0
Current Formats
Live Online
Cost
$0
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What you can learn.
What you can learn.
Review examples of how art serves as a tool for social change
Learn how artists historically challenged injustice
Connect the work of artists throughout history with moments of reshaped public consciousness
Understand how art can influence social movements, disrupt narratives, and inspire change
About This Course
In this dynamic course, you explore art as a force for social change and justice. Through brief screenings and powerful examples—from Gordon Parks and Raoul Peck to Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera—you learn how, through the years, artists have challenged injustice, amplified marginalized voices, and reshaped public consciousness. Grounded in both history and the present moment, the lecture presented also underscores the enduring power of art to influence movements, disrupt narratives, and inspire change.
Fall 2026 Schedule
Date
Details
Format
Saturday 10:00AM - 12:00PM PT
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409890
Live Online
Remote Classroom
Notes
Enrollment opens two weeks prior to the event. Enrollment limited; early enrollment advised. Visitors not permitted. Internet access required.
This course is held via video teleconference. As such, instructors use Zoom to offer a live class meeting at the designated time. Students must be present at the course meeting time to participate in the class.
Course Requirements
Internet access required to retrieve course materials.
Schedule
Type
Date
Time
Location
Online
Sat Nov 7, 2026
10:00AM PT - 12:00PM PT
Remote Classroom