Angela Kariotis facilitates creative interventions and transformative learning.

Justice advocate | Educator | Artist | Divergent thinker | Public speaker | Project director

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Personal mission statement

I stand firm in my unwavering conviction and will continuously inspire everyone around me while deploying my talent as a storyteller, integrating creative strategies, and moving this world into a moral rightness that is of-service to the most vulnerable and in-alignment with divine purpose. My leadership is based on integrity, re-powerment, and infinite possibility.

 

Director of Learning

Inspiring and re-powering
Design thinking for education
Facilitating difficult discussion
Creative Aging for seniors & intergenerational community engagement
K-12 and higher ed teacher professional development
Culturally sustaining pedagogy through art
Equity in education series

Higher Education

Seton Hall University
Communication Faculty:
Diversity and inclusion programming
Student-centered innovative learning
Led faculty professional development for equitable classrooms
Ethical community engaged scholarship
Oral communication, persuasive, informative and limited preparation speaking, intercultural communication, personal narrative, public address, and public speaking
Student evaluations


Curriculum Director

Walking the Beat: Virtual reality, art-making, creative writing, theater, and multi-media workshop for students and police officers, designed to dig deep into principled struggle and principled disagreement. WATCH Walking the Beat is partnered with Hollywood high school district, LAPD and the Fountain Theater in California. In New Jersey we serve Union County and work with Elizabeth Police, high school & college students which includes justice-impacted youth. We are funded by New Jersey’s Office of the Attorney General as a community based violence intervention program.

Master Teaching Artist

Created a Healing-Centered Education Through the Arts innovative framework
Social emotional learning for anti-racist teaching
Transformative virtual digital tools
The pedagogy of play for inclusive learning
Art integration across the curriculum
Socially conscious art and public policy

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Anti-racist educator ethos

To center generative art-making as an act of liberation, personal narrative as knowledge, and move with love in cultivating creativity as an equity practice. Acknowledge oppressive institutional and historical harm and create work as an exercise of freedom informing policy and imagining sustainable futures.

 
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“Angela has a vibrant and soothing energy that captivates her audience. I was curious at first how the session would work virtually. Angela listened to my requests and curated a workshop that addressed my organization’s needs. Angela takes controversial and complex topics and explains them in a safe space where participants are able to learn and grow.”

-United Bank of Switzerland for “Difficult Conversations on Race”

 

Working in-relationship