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Marissa Gutierrez-Vicario
Human Rights / Arts Education / Youth Development
Marissa A. Gutiérrez-Vicario is a multifaceted professional with a strong background in human rights, social justice advocacy, and arts education. She is currently pursuing her doctoral studies at Teachers College, Columbia University.12 Her academic journey includes a Master of Education in Arts in Education from Harvard University Graduate School of Education and a Master of Public Administration.
Gutiérrez-Vicario is the Executive Director of Art and Resistance Through Education (ARTE)4, an organization that likely focuses on using art as a medium for social change and human rights education. Her work demonstrates a commitment to integrating arts, education, and human rights advocacy.
In her professional capacity, she has been involved in various initiatives:
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Doctoral Studies: In September 2023, Gutiérrez-Vicario began her doctoral program at Columbia University, marking a significant step in her academic career.23
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Collaboration with Moleskine Foundation: She has expressed gratitude for the foundation's support of ARTE, indicating a partnership between her organization and the Moleskine Foundation.4
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Fundraising Experience: As an Executive Director, Gutiérrez-Vicario has been actively involved in fundraising, which she describes as a critical part of her job and a journey of learning and growth.5
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Human Rights Education: She has been featured in episodes of "Human Rights Education NOW!" by HRE USA, suggesting her expertise in human rights education.6
While the query mentions her role as Artist-in-Residence at the Initiative for a Just Society at the Center for Contemporary Critical Thought at Columbia University, this specific position is not directly referenced in the provided search results. However, given her background in arts education and human rights, along with her association with Columbia University, it's plausible that she holds or has held such a position.
Gutiérrez-Vicario's work appears to be at the intersection of arts, education, and human rights, with a focus on using creative approaches to address social justice issues and promote human rights awareness.
Highlights
Hello Professional Community:
Before we move into the long weekend, I wanted to share something I am very excited about regarding Art and Resistance Through Education (ARTE).
As many you know, I am a founding Executive Director of a grassroots non-profit organization. Frankly speaking, Founding Executive Directors can some of the most exasperating (and passionate) human beings alive. But having a great Board of Directors makes all the difference!
In fact, ARTE's been able to continue our work throughout the years because we've had a solid and committed Board of Directors. It is this Board that I am deeply indebted to and (along with our young people) remain fiercely accountable to. It is this Board that will ensure ARTE's legacy continues long after I am gone.
I simply cannot thank these individuals who have served on ARTE's Board over the years enough and recognize them as some of the most brilliant human beings I have ever known. However, as this work moves forward in this upcoming year, we will continue to recruit new incredible individuals who seek to bring their skills, passion, and expertise to our organization that works to amplify the voices of young people for human rights change through the visual arts.
Are you interested in joining ARTE's Board of Directors? Do you know of someone who might be perfect for this role? Do you want to learn more? Join us!
Full disclosure, joining a Board is not an easy decision. It is a real and serious commitment. However, we'll be hosting two information sessions (9/10 & 9/14) so that you can decide if you're up for this social justice work and if it's a good fit for you right now. No pressure to apply, but if you are even considering applying for our Board, please sign up to attend so you know of all the expectations that this role entails.
To learn more about the process and sign up: https://lnkd.in/dQx49vqR
May all of us have a beautiful and restful weekend!
With gratitude, Marissa
cc: Aissatou Barry / Oriana (Ana) Seastone Stern / Cristian Medina / Katherine Potaski / nora rahimian / Simmi G.
