A virtual gathering space for BIPOC crafters, artists, arts and folk educators, curators, and scholars. Attendees are invited to come together and discuss their practices, exchange resources, and widen their networks of BIPOC practitioners.
***Your understanding and support in ensuring this program remains dedicated to its intended demographic community is greatly appreciated. For an excellent explanation of "Why people of color need spaces without white people" see Kelsey Blackwell's article published in The Arrow.***
*** All meetings will be recorded for research purposes, and the recording will be shared with attendees.***
*** The BIPOC Community of Practice is funded by the Office of Research and Evaluation at AmeriCorps under Grant No. 22REACA001 through the National Service and Civic Engagement research grant competition award for the Folk Education Network study. Opinions or points of view expressed are those of the project and do not necessarily reflect the official position of, or a position that is endorsed by, AmeriCorps. ***
