Arts Activism: UCLA Arts Alumni Respond to COVID-19

On Oct. 20, 2020, UCLA Arts convened this critical conversation on the response of the arts and culture community to COVID-19. The conversation was moderated by Kristy Edmunds, Executive and Artistic Director of CAP UCLA, with a cross-disciplinary panel of UCLA Arts alumnae including:
Neda Ashtari (BA ’16, MFA Public Policy ’22, Phd Medicine ‘22) painter and medical student, Universities Allied for Essential Medicine, Free the Vaccine
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Jia Gu (M.Arch ’14, Phd Architecture ’21), Director, Materials & Applications, Heat Aid initiative
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Analia Saban (MFA ’05) visual artist, Shield-19
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Mary Clare Stevens (MFA ’97) Executive Director, Mike Kelley Foundation
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Kristina Wong (BA ’00) performance artist, Koreatown Neighborhood Councilmember, Auntie Sewing Squad
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