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Art to Educate

The art pieces featured here are paired with educational essays on a variety of topics. Art is political. My work imagines a world in which our existence is more important than our productivity, the environment and our human rights are protected, and our collective creativity flourishes. It is daily work to make the world we wish to see, and we each must choose how we go about it.

  • Everyone Deserves Access to Clean Water

    The human right to safe drinking water was made into international law by the UN General Assembly and the Human Rights Council in 2010. The human right to sanitation was added as a distinct right by the UN General Assembly in 2015 [1]. Nevertheless, one in four people across the globe do not have access…

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  • Trans People Belong in Sports

    Trans People Belong in Sports We trans guys are pretty non-existent in the debate about trans people playing sports, mainly because misogynistic and transphobic thinking insists that trans men would never be physically capable of besting a cis man. But, in my experience as a trans man playing rugby with cis men, I’ve found myself…

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  • Housing is a Human Right

    Safe, stable, affordable housing was first recognized as a universal human right in the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Although the US signed this declaration, there are still no federal laws that guarantee access to housing (unlike countries such as France, Spain, Sweden, and Belgium, whose constitutions expressly create a right to housing). As…

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