ANABEL FERNANDEZ SANTANA
BLACK CREATIVES AOTEAROA
Anabel is a Cuban sociologist whose work focuses on cultural identity and culturally affirming methodologies. Currently a PhD candidate at AUT, Ana was awarded a vice- chancellor’s scholarship and is exploring how Carribean migrants articulate our identity in Aotearoa by developing and using a culturally relevant Caribbean methodology.
Ana’s previous work has focused on Caribbean identity and creative industries particularly in film and here in Aotearoa, Ana is also working with “Talking Matters” a campaign to get everyone to talk more with babies in their heart languages.
Whakamahi Toi –
Social Impact and the Arts
Tuesday 19 November
4.30pm
Black Creatives Aotearoa member Anabel Fernandez Santana uses creativity and innovation for social change across a number of platforms.
Join her to experience Caribbean cultural methods such as Liming and Ole Talk to activate participation and creativity that shifts the dominant narrative.