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Writing on the Wall
Look at the role of art in social justice movements through history. Decolonize your knowledge of art and get to know works by BIPOC artists and women from art history. Consider what is important to you and make DIY stickers to communicate your messages.
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Stuff to Know
What materials are needed for this Activity?
Basic drawing supplies (pens, pencils, markers, paper), wax paper, tape, scissors.
Is Grown-Up supervision needed for this Activity?
Yes
What level of previous or related knowledge is needed for this Activity?
- Beginner
- Intermediate
What reading level is recommended to join this Activity?
- Beginner
- Intermediate
What subject, topic or skill does this Activity connect to?
- Arts
- Visual art
- Art appreciation
- Media art
- Studio arts
- Graphic arts
- Social studies
- Political science
- History and culture
- B.c. first peoples
- Social justice
- Urban studies
What connection is there to core competencies?
- Communicating
- Connecting and engaging with others
- Focusing on intent and purpose
- Collaborating
- Determining common purposes
- Creative thinking
- Generating and incubating
- Critical and reflective thinking
- Analyzing and critiquing
- Personal awareness and responsibility
- Self-advocating
- Positive personal identity and culture
- Understanding relationships & cultural contexts
- Recognizing personal values and choices
- Identifying personal strengths and abilities
- Social awareness and responsibility
- Contributing to community and caring for environment
- Valuing diversity
What type of Guide is leading this Activity?
Certified Educator
