Nationality
Canada
Michelle LeBaron is part of the 2015 2nd Semester, 2017 1st Semester, and 2018 1st Semester cohorts at STIAS.
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Event
Wall Colloquium Abroad at STIAS – The Theory and Practice of Social Transformation through the Arts
STIAS is hosting a fourth Wall Colloquium Abroad at its Wallenberg Reseach Centre from 1st to 4th December 2015.
Event
Arts and social transformation colloquium: Roundtable dialogue
To RSVP for this event, please email Chelsea Wilkinson at wilkinsonlchel@gmail.
Event
Arts and Social transformation colloquium: Keynote lecture by Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela
To RSVP for this event, please email Chelsea Wilkinson at wilkinsonlchel@gmail.
Article
A crucible for our thoughts - social transformation through the arts
Cynthia Cohen, Kim Berman and Michelle LeBaron at STIAS (Photo credit: Hennie Rudman, SSFD) The arts create a space for the conversations that just don’t happen to happen, said Michelle LeBaron.
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Changing our Worlds - new publication in the STIAS Series
Our goal was to write a broadly accessible book documenting why and how arts practices foster resilience, and the unique ways arts help people move beyond utilitarian, technically-oriented ways of seeing and being.
Article
The transforming power of art - Fellows' seminar by Michelle LeBaron, Kim Berman and Kitche Magak
We are asking what the arts can teach us to help us transform to a more liveable world, said Michelle LeBaron of the Peter A.
Publication
STIAS Series Volume 12: Changing Our Worlds: Art as Transformative Practice
Changing Our Worlds: Art as Transformative Practice Michelle LeBaron & Janis Sarra (Editors) SUN PRESS (2018, 196 pp) ISBN: 978-1-928357-86-5 https://...
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Optimising Performance: How Jungian Alchemy Informs Organisational Transformation
LeBaron, Michelle and Nadja M. Alexander. 2020. Optimising Performance: How Jungian Alchemy Informs Organisational Transformation. Organizational Aesthetic...
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Women awake
LeBaron, Michelle. 2021. Women awake. In Gender, Transitional Justice and Memorial Arts (pp. 172–192). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.43249781003174462-12