NAKA Dance Theater in collaboration with Ohlone College Diversity, Inclusion, Advisory Committee (ODIAC) present:

5th Annual Social Justice, Inclusion, and Equity Symposium

Radical Resistance, Radical Imagination

A monthly series of virtual performances and discussions with prominent local artists exploring the intersection of contemporary art and social justice, ritual and community empowerment. This year's conference will be a 6-part virtual series.

Dana Fitchett/Movement for Liberation (M4LIB)
Thursday, February 4, 2021. 3-5pm PT

Click here to join the Zoom Webinar:
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Passcode: Ohlone

dana e. fitchett, founder of Movement for Liberation and Languaging Liberation, is a multi-, inter-, and trans-disciplinary artist whose practices are grounded in listening and utilizing creative process to cultivate new languages in service of alignment, integrity, and freedom. dana works in and in conversation with the expressive legacy of the African diaspora. In addition to dancing, teaching movement classes, choreographing, and making visual art, dana writes and edits for individuals and community organizations working for transformation and justice by way of truth and reconciliation. dana holds a bachelor's degree in urban studies and a masters of fine art in interdisciplinary art.