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Art as a conduit of collective liberation: Part two
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By: Kelly Mason|

Voices of Faith

Art as a conduit of collective liberation: Part two

Living Lutheran spoke with Joe Davis about the ways art can inspire communities and motivate action toward the liberation and well-being of others. This video is Part 2 of that conversation; to view Part 1, click here.
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Kelly Mason

Kelly Mason is a content strategist for the ELCA. She is also an ELCA coach and currently resides in the Midwest.

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