11:15 a.m. - 12:05 p.m., Wednesday, September 30, 2020
virtual session
The Power of the Artistic Voice
Finding your voice is important in many aspects of life. One example is the artistic voice, or the style, craft and medium by which your unique point of view, experience, identity and values may be shared. Finding this voice is a different process for each individual. The current global pandemic has spawned a flood of creative content on social media. This is an attempt to share the struggle and mitigate its impact. So how do you uncover and develop an artistic and creative voice? How can this voice be used to affect positive social change? Is the digital age enhancing or disenfranchising artistic voices? How can people who produce candid online artistic expressions be protected from harassment, bullying and discrimination?
Panel Moderator: Daezia Smith, MSU International Student Services
Panel Producer: Amanda Stadler, Community Partnership of the Ozarks
- Live closed captioning is provided.
Presenters
Mark Dixon
President and Executive Director
Bartley-Decatur Neighborhood Center, Inc.
Beth Domann
Executive Director
Springfield Little Theatre
Daniel Fisher
Assistant Professor, Hebrew Union College-JIR
Research Affiliate, National Humanities Alliance
J. Anthony Smith
Writer, Director, Creative
Neosoul Films and Entertainment