CRISJ ARTS  SUBCOMMITTEE

CRISJ Arts Subcommittee participants are a mix of university and community members committed to advancing social justice and ending inequalities based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, class, disability, and/or citizenship. Our work strives to amplify the artistic and creative voices of historically disempowered communities and builds bridges among diverse groups in an effort to transform society into a more just and equitable democracy. Artists, academics, students, community organizers, activists and retirees come together in this project to promote a more perfect union for all. 

CRISJ ARTS  SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBERS

Abraham Perez, Instituto Mazatlán de Bellas Artes de Sacramento (IMBA), Administrative Director

Amy-Rose Forbes-Erickson, Assistant Professor of Theatre & Dance, Sacramento State

Ana Gutierrez, Administrative Support Coordinator, Dept of Anthropology, Sacramento State 

Ashley Momoh, Sacramento State Student, SSIS Student Representative (Associated Students, Inc.)  

Bernard Brown, Assistant Professor of Theatre & Dance, Sacramento State 

Brenda-Joyce Newman, Poor People’s Campaign 

Christie Frields, Sacramento based Artist 

Desaree’ Deckard, Creator of Art of the Day Sacramento 

Deborah Seiler, Renaissance Society Member

Heidy Sarabia, Associate Professor of Sociology, Sacramento State 

Julius Austin, Sacramento Promise Zone Coordinator, Sacramento Promise Zone/SHRA

Luis Chavez, Lecturer, Department of Music, Sacramento State 

Manuel Barajas, Professor of Sociology, Interim Director of CRISJ, Sacramento State

Marianne Gonzales, CREAtE, District 6 

Monicka Tutschka, Professor of Political Science, Sacramento State

Peter Petty, Performer

Richard Falcõn, Teatro Nagual (TeNa), Founder, CEO

Rita Gallardo Good, Director of Civic Affairs, Sacramento State

Summer Ventis, Assistant Professor of Art, Sacramento State 

Click here to learn about the Center on Race, Immigration and Social Justice at Sac State

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