Health Equity in the Arts lead by André Carbonell

A vibrant discussion around the role of the arts in nurturing and sustaining community and improving public health.
About this Event

Location: To be anncouned

Join us for Health Equity in the Arts, led by André Carbonell of RedLine Contemporary Art Center, for a vibrant conversation about the powerful role of the arts in nurturing and sustaining healthy, connected communities.

Together, we’ll explore how creativity, culture and community engagement can contribute to improved public health and greater health equity. We’ll sharpen our skills and expand our knowledge by learning from a local leader and one another, to share ideas and explore opportunities to bring the arts more meaningfully into our communities.

Light snacks and beverages will be served.

Meet the Speaker:

Andre Carbonell, Development Manager, Redline Contemporary Art Center

André Carbonell, B.K.A Hakeem Furious, is an international performance artist/writer, facilitating artist, and community organizer. Originally from Jacksonville, Florida, he’s developing his talents in the Rocky Mountains.

He graduated from a Southern performing arts high school as a theater major, and developed a knack for words as he got involved with the spoken word community established at Florida A&M University, an HBCU that cultivated his understanding, appreciation, and preservation of black culture and resilience.

Currently, he travels the country performing poetry & comedy, curating shows, and fundraising as development coordinator at RedLine Contemporary Art Center.