A live, improvisational "actual play" performance of the tabletop roleplaying game "We Know Something You Don't Know," designed to support educator learning. Players create "complex yet capable" troublemaker characters to examine power hierarchies in schooling and cultivate critical civic empathy.
A performance and reflection from actor, teaching artist, and scholar Kailea Saplan on the connections between theatre, education, and the learning sciences. Drawing on a background spanning a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction and MFA acting training, it considers how the arts can foster curiosity, compassion, and diversity in how we educate.
An interactive gallery presents 18 original collages framing (un)learning as an active, political, communal process, with visitors invited to make their own collaborative collages. The pieces surface how learning can naturalize harmful categories and beliefs, prompting reflection on what must be unlearned and relearned.