Title

Globally Connected: Battling Stereotype and Stigma, A conversation on Cultural Appropriation

Contributor Names

Daga, Siddhi

Picolo, Sara Paci

Pyun, Kyungshee

See, Valerie

Date

2020-11-19

Date Digitized

2021

Description

We must all be conscious of the world around us, the people, their stories, their culture and learn to understand them. Respectful, authentic and socially correct representation matters now, more than ever. This panel is a starting point for conversation around cultural appropriation in the arts, media, and beyond. Together, we can educate ourselves to not only consume, but also create in a way that respects the integrity and boundaries of a culture, without succumbing to the stereotypes and stigmas around them.

This year's Globally Connected program is a series of 45-minute virtual discussions led by students, faculty, and alumni to advance global education at FIT in our new world with limited mobility. The major themes will be fashion, art, sustainability, racial equity, and life during the pandemic around the world.

Siddhi Daga is a 5th year fashion design student specializing in Sportswear, with a double minor in art history and economics as well as being a Cultural Fellow at FIT.

Sara Paci Picolo is an Italy/Swiss Art and Fashion Historian, Adjunct professor, and a study abroad program and Italian Universities Coordinator.

Kyungshee Pyun is an Associate Professor at Fashion design Institute of Technology.

Papa Oppong is a MFA Fashion Design major and a Cultural Fellow at FIT.

Valerie See is currently a sophomore in Fashion Business Management at FIT, with a minor in Asian Studies.

Type

Moving Image

Lectures

Subject

Stereotypes (Social psychology)

Cultural appropriation

Rights

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Identifier

FIT Repository ID: aod_000652