Join NYCAIER for this panel discussion that will interrogate the systems of Eurocentric educational spaces and their impact on the liberation of BIPOC students, from both a historical and multicultural frame of reference. Panelists will feature Ashley Lipscomb, Quanice Floyd, and Phil Chan, hosted and moderated by Dr. Durell Cooper. 

Speakers:

• Ashley Lipscomb, CEO, The Institute for Anti-Racist Education, Inc.

• Quanice Floyd, Executive Director, Arts Education in Maryland Schools Alliance

• Phil Chan, Co-Founder, Final Bow for Yellow Face

• Moderated by Dr. Durell Cooper, Co-Founder and CEO, Cultural Innovation Group

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