Dancer, choreographer, dance educator, organizer, curator, and founding artistic director of Passion Fruit Dance Company, Tatiana Desardouin will lead an intimate conversation about race through the framework of "An Introspective Seed," a series of questions for introspective anti-racist work. Tatiana will also share how she uses art for social justice with the goal of inspiring young people to become artivists, culture bearers, and to be better participants of the Black culture.

Open to all Harvard students, staff, and faculty. Food provided! 

This event is part of the Fall 2022 Visiting Dance Innovators Program (VDIP), co-presented by the Harvard Dance Center and Theater, Dance & Media. 

This event is also in partnership with with The Harvard Foundation for Intercultural & Race Relations.

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ACCESSIBILITY

Farkas Hall is wheelchair accessible. If you anticipate needing any type of access service to participate, please email vdip@fas.harvard.edu. We welcome the conversation!

The Visiting Dance Innovators Program is funded by The Provostial Fund for the Arts and Humanities with additional support from the Office for the Arts at Harvard, and Theater, Dance & Media.