When I first learned I had been chosen as the gentrification community-engaged fellow at CCESL I had a rush of dichotomous emotions – excitement, confusion and overwhelming fear. How could I possibly focus on the broad and complex term of “gentrification”? As a recent transplant to the Denver Metro Area, I quickly learned small, long-standing … Continue reading From the Tag to the #Hashtag: A Brief Case Study on Street Art in RiNo
Arts & Engagement
DU PAI UPDATES
The University of Denver Prison Arts Initiative was founded in late 2017 by Dr. Ashley Hamilton and Dr. Apryl Alexander, with a mission to provide therapeutic and educational arts programming to people incarcerated in Colorado prisons. Over the past several months, the DU PAI has grown exponentially. There is now arts programming in four different … Continue reading DU PAI UPDATES
CCESL Student Fellows 