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![In case you missed our “Anti-Racism Programming 2020” letter in our JULY 2020 Newsletter, here’s a recap:
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"Over our 35 year history, SFAI has supported the socially transformative work of several exceptional Black artists [ … ] From July 1st through 15th we are centering our programs on, and leveraging our institutional privilege and resources to amplify Black voices. The programs include weekly social media takeovers by and features of Black artists; the launch of SFAI140 Chronicles, a thematic video series, the first of which highlights selected Black SFAI alumni and their creative work around anti-racism; and an interactive online rendition of our Conversations program, curated by Elizabeth Burden @burdenelizabeth in partnership with Christopher Kojzar @christopher_ko and Veronica Jackson @veronicadcjackson .
During this time, we will also launch the new SFAI Tilt Podcast series. The inaugural episode features Residency Director Toni Gentilli in conversation with three white SFAI alumni and long-time activists and accomplices in anti-racist work, Ann Lewis @ann.lew.is , Lori Waselchuk @fototornado , and Sara Konrath.
The podcast is a calling-in to white and non-Black people to dig deeper into recognizing and dismantling implicit biases, build empathy, self-educate, and join the fight to abolish white Supremacy and forge real pathways to Black Liberation. Additionally, at SFAI’s request, the three white alumni who participated in the podcast have graciously agreed that their stipends would instead go to three Black-led organizations doing incredible work on these issues.
SFAI is also compiling and sharing a growing list of resources and tips for how to be anti-racist and support the Black Lives Matter Movement, as well as continuing our internal work to being an anti-racist institution.”
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Links to "Anti-Racism Programming 2020" (full letter) / SFAI140 Chronicles: Anti-Racism Series / CONVERSATIONS: Unprecedented (again) / TILT podcast and others, can be found in our bio.
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