E7: Artivism in Motion

About this episode

This episode explores how undocumented and marginalized artists use art as a form of political expression and advocacy.

Artivism in Motion In this episode of The Butterfly Effect Podcast , we explore how undocumented and marginalized artists use art, fashion, and performance as powerful forms of political expression. We’ll discuss how creativity becomes a tool for visibility, resistance, and storytelling, and how integrating artistic practices into our daily lives can deepen our advocacy. From reclaiming identity through style to using movement and performance to challenge dominant narratives, this episode offers thoughtful insight into art’s transformative role in social change. Follow us on Instagram: @csundreamcenter Links to resources discussed: CARECEN immigration legal appointments DREAM Center appointments RSVP for DREAM Center events Know Your Rights Cards (Multiple Languages)

People in this episode

Host: CSUN USU DREAM Center

Topics covered

• artivism
• political expression
• undocumented artists
• marginalized communities
• social change
• creativity
• advocacy

Keywords

• artivism
• political expression
• undocumented artists
• social change
• creativity
• advocacy
• identity
• performance

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: CARECEN, DREAM Center

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