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Thanks to a partnership with Southwest Airlines, Emory University students have the opportunity to work directly with local artists and community groups in Atlanta to learn about ethically engaged art and improve the city around them.

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Sneak peek 👀📸 Program director Carlton Mackey was recently interviewed by Emory for an upcoming feature on emory.edu. Carlton talks ethics & the arts, the Center for Ethics, and much more. @emoryethics #emoryuniversity

Last week @carltonmackey led a session on art-based alliances with the John Lewis Fellows. His session, "Contemporary Art for Social Engagement: Community-Engaged Art Projects", was part of a full day of learning and engagement for the fellows and we were honored to be a part of it. ⠀ ⠀ #JohnLewisFellowship #HIA2019 #ethics #art

TOMORROW program director Carlton Mackey is speaking at a free public event, Arts-Based Alliances for Civic Engagement, at Gallary 72. The event is part of the John Lewis Fellowship and is open to all. His interactive session, "Contemporary Art for Social Engagement: Community-Engaged Art Projects", is with artist Fahamu Pecou. Join us tomorrow! ⠀ ⠀ #HIA2019 @ctr4chr #art #atlanta

The 2019 Southwest Airlines Art & Social Engagement Projects are now online! Explore this year's projects, nonprofits, artists, and more at ethics-arts-activism.com. @southwestair @emoryethics @natricemiller @newampath

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Home Page photo: 3ttman. Living Walls, Summerhill. 2013. Time Magazine: Google Project Aims to Make Street Art Immortal, Atlanta.

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