Collaborators
Jen Abrams, also see here
“Jen Abrams taught me how to do public speaking, budgeting, accounting, hiring, and hone my professionalism in the nonprofit and performing arts world”
“my primary collaborator from 2015–today”,
“There is something amazing about Susan’s ability to approach people of any age and status—student, administrator, etc.—with a sense of openness”
Herman Jean-Noel and see here
“A short documentary video about The Study Center for Group Work was commissioned by the Glasgow School of Art and filmed and edited by Herman Jean-Noel, founder of NEGLAKAY PRODUCTIONS, a grassroots video production house”,
“a filmmaker who I met at TradeSchool.coop, and who made a film about my work at Cornell”
“Director of the United States Federation of Worker Cooperatives on conflict transformation tactics and strategies”,
“a founding member of Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance (AORTA)”
“uses glass to think about language”,
“Helen is an incredible artist, both conceptually and technically, a generous host, and a clear project manager, so I knew she would be amazing to work with”
“an artist, educator, and writer, whose hybrid practice pushes the boundaries between distinct areas of professional practice”
“Louise Ma is an illustrator, artist, and designer, creating the illustrations and layout for OurGoods.org and TradeSchool.coop.”
“an artist, theorist, and a member of The Study Center for Group Work”
“a local artist who was excited to facilitate daily engagement with the groups throughout the process (...), MC’s background in community organizing and ongoing work at a local level gave her the ability to engage with people in ways that would be impossible without her support”
“concerns himself with systems of display and all things on the edge of breaking . . . an experienced flame worker and mold maker for glass casting”
“the incredible systems-thinker and curator”
“she works by day as a Research Associate with the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity in New York City. By night, Vicky is a dancer and choreographer”
Lika Volkova, also see here
“Making mobile sculptures for pick-pockets, delinquents, and communitarians, Volkova works in the legacy of critical design and collective production”
"generous and rigorous artist and computer engineer”
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