Mistaken Identity: A reflection of the Mixed-Race Experience 

Dear followers of the Mestizo Center,

We continue with our “Under the Skin” series of collaborative art workshops-Fall 2017, exploring the complexities of identity formation. On Thursday October 26, Faith Price, Assistant Director of the WSU’s Native American Programs, will share her experience as a mixed-race human being. In Faith’s words, in this workshop “we will explore the parts that make us whole, and the complexities of phenotype and racial identity”. This will also be a unique opportunity to learn from Faith’s skills to design and we will be co-creating with her a collective art piece. As usual, we will have wonderful food, conversations, and a great time.

Thank you for supporting #UnderTheSkin by spreading the word among your networks. Everybody is welcome. See you on Thursday, October 26, 2 p.m. Cleveland Hall 121 (Beside the Math Lab)

Original idea and organizer Nancy Carvajal Medina necmedina05@gmail.com n.carvajalmedina@wsu.edu

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