The conference is organized into nine main subject tracks to help participants find areas of interest. During the proposal submission process, each proposal submitter selected one category to best describe their session. AATA uses these categories for the final Program Guide. 

Multicultural Perspectives (MP)

Sessions in this category distinctly highlight the impact of diverse cultural backgrounds on art therapy practices. Multiculturalism is viewed as a term encompassing one or more cultures, frequently extending beyond dominant white cultures. These discussions may shed light on multicultural practices, leveraging examples from domestic & international art therapy work. Emphasis is placed on the significance of incorporating cultural nuances into therapeutic approaches, fostering a comprehensive understanding of how cultural diversity enriches the field of art therapy.

Advanced Practice Courses and Workshops have limited seats and require additional registration and fees. All other sessions (e.g. panels, papers, performances, and videos) are included as part of conference registration and do not need additional registration. 

Please note the program is still in formation!

 

TrackCourse #TitlePresenter(s)TypeDateTime
Multicultural PerspectivesMP236Reviving the Legacy of Dr. Lucille Venture: Art, Reflection & TransformationCharlotte BostonHalf-Day Advanced Practice Course (Beginner)10/141 pm
Multicultural PerspectivesMP147Arts-based Methodologies (ABM) – Art, Wellbeing and CommunityAbeer AhmedVideo10/1512 pm
Multicultural PerspectivesMP88Making Safety Familiar: Navigating Paradoxical Experiences of East Asian/American Women through GarmentsHsin-Ju TungPaper10/1512 pm
Multicultural PerspectivesMP61Cultural Exchange Utilizing Art Therapy within a Service-learning FrameworkKatherine JacksonPaper10/1611 am
Multicultural PerspectivesMP129Breaking to Become: Kintsugi as a Framework for Graduate Medical EducationKimberly Murdaugh, Queenie Wong, Makiko Young, Ian KwokPanel10/162: 15 pm
Multicultural PerspectivesMP169Bridging the Pacific: Adapting U.S. Art Therapy Training for Practice in TaiwanKo-Hui Lin, Wei WuPaper10/163 pm
Multicultural PerspectivesMP179
Stitching My Story: Reconciling Multiracial/Multicultural Identity through Folklore, Metaphor, and Quilting
Hope Limansah
Paper10/173 pm

 

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