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Join us for a day of action in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, with two professional development workshops for educators to reflect on the intersection of art and racial justice and enliven their teaching practices through art engagement.

Facilitated by artist Nate Lewis and art education advocate Minkie English of PrintbyPrint Group, this workshop invites educators to take an active role in creating a more equitable society through art-making. First, explore the intersections of empathy, race, history, and the human body expressed in Lewis’ work. Then, engage in an art-making project with easy and innovative ways to expand students’ knowledge and promote social justice through art, using methods that reduce the resource barriers in classroom art-making.

Join us in the morning for the first workshop of our day of action, Teaching for Social Justice.

Registration is $30 for one workshop; $50 for both. Members receive 10% off. To receive the Member code, email membership@brooklynmuseum.org with your name and Member ID. Not a Member? Join today!

Questions? Email us at teacher.services@brooklynmuseum.org.