The Power of Creativity in Advocacy and Social Justice with Tracy Watts

About the Episode:

Tracy offers practical insights and advice for aspiring artists, advocates, and changemakers who seek to utilize creativity in their own activism. She explores the role of storytelling, empathy, and intersectionality in creating meaningful connections with audiences and driving social change.

View the show notes: https://www.corineolarte.com/blog/categories/eat-like-an-artist

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Further Reading & Resources:

• Center for Documentary Studies (Duke University)

• Creativity as privilege (Research in Organizational Behavior)

• The Power of Place: Art as a Tool for Social Justice (SPLC Learning for Justice)

• Book - Art & Fear: Observations on the Peril (and Rewards) of Artmaking by David Bayles and Ted Orland

• Call out & call in racism (Creative Equity Toolkit)

• Interrupting Bias: Calling Out vs. Calling In (Tufts)

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How to Support Our Guest, Tracy Watts:

Documentary Photographer

• Website: https://www.tracywattsphotography.com

• Instagram: @tracyswatts

• Email: tracyswatts63@gmail.com