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Call for Applications
LACMA Educator Speaker Series Panel Discussion
Topic: The Impact of Culturally Responsive Arts Pedagogy on our Communities
Date: Wednesday, April 30, 2025
Time: 5–6pm PST on Zoom
The California Art Education Association’s (CAEA) Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI)
Committee is partnering with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) to
present a virtual panel discussion on the impact of culturally responsive arts pedagogy
on school communities across the country.
We are excited to invite K–12 visual and media arts educators to apply to be panelists
at this event. The moderated discussion will explore how culturally responsive teaching
practices in the arts can empower students, foster inclusivity, and connect classroom
learning to the diverse cultural experiences of our communities.
This is an invitation to visual art and media arts educators to share their experiences
and insights, encouraging diverse participation and a wide range of perspectives on the
topic. We look forward to learning from you and enriching our collective understanding
of culturally responsive arts pedagogy! Apply here.
We are looking for panelists who:
● Have experience implementing culturally responsive pedagogy in visual and/or
media arts classrooms.
● Can share lesson plans, activities, or resources that have successfully connected
with their students’ cultural identities.
● Are willing to engage in meaningful dialogue about challenges and successes in
culturally responsive teaching.
Requirements:
● Complete the application form
● Currently teach visual or media arts at the K–12 level
Submission Deadline:
Application deadline extended to December 1, 2024.
Selected panelists will be notified by
January 15, 2025.
For questions or more information, please contact Lara Schilling,
[email protected].