In his New York Times column of March 16, 2016, Holland Cotter encourages museums to engage in risky behavior—truth telling. Such truths about slave trade, war-time looting, or women artists excluded from museum collections have been glossed over or omitted in many museum labels and didactics. He suggests that telling untold truths offers a way forward with visitor engagement. Holland Cotter is co-chief art critic and senior writer at the New York Times. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for…

Pre-registraqtion is required. Explore the dynamics and realities of education inequality in San Antonio and our broader community. The course will look into how these inequalities perpetuate injustices across generations. Abigail Morton-Garland graduated from Baylor University. She is Co-School Leader of KIPP University Prep High School and led the school to achieve International Baccalaureate Diploma Program authorization in the spring of 2016. She has worked at an international school in Guatemala and Teach For America in the Rio Grande Valley.…

RAICES invites you to come and spend inauguration morning in their offices (1305 N Flores St.) where we will be enjoying coffee and pan dulce. We will open with a ceremony at 10:30AM where we will declare our intentions and commitments during the incoming administration. We want to declare that we are standing together, and that our communities will not be intimidated. The event is free and open to everyone.