Exploring Sound Art Provocations

Diamond Arrington

Diamond Arrington is a trained choral music leader and early childhood educator who believes all K-12 education should be more like preschool. A current graduate student at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Diamond is passionate about utilizing the arts and play as liberating forces within marginalized communities, especially those serving BIPOC and diversely-able children

Kaijeh Johnson

Kaijeh Johnson is an opera singer, gospel musician, and educator currently working as a teaching artist on the Expanding Horizons Through Music program. Currently undertaking his master’s in Human Development at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Kaijeh is passionate about bringing the arts to underserved American communities through sound-making, creativity, and holistic education.

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Exploring Sound Art Provocations

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