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Conference registration is not open at this time. Please check back at a later date to register and view additional details for the 2023 Fall Conference.
Conference registration is not open at this time. Please check back at a later date to register and view additional details for the 2023 Fall Conference.
The annual fall conference is an opportunity to connect, collaborate and create together as a state organization. It is an open opportunity for professional development for all.
REGISTER TODAYOctober 27-28, 2023 - Robbinsdale Armstrong High School
The Friday ArtVenture includes sessions throughout Minneapolis. Locations include Minneapolis Institute of Art, The Walker, MCAD, Clay Squared, Potek Glass, Northern Clay Center and more. Some of these sessions have fees associated with them (make & takes) so be sure to register for them as you are going through the registration process.
This yearSaturday is the main conference at Robbinsdale Armstrong High School in Plymouth, MN. All sessions on Saturday are included in the normal ticketing cost. Please be sure after registration to download the WHOVA app or visit the AEM Fall Conference website to select your subsessions for that day. The make and take sessions fill fast!
Register and view the agenda for the conference today!
REGISTER & VIEW AGENDADon't forget to save your seat for the sessions you want by RSVPing in advance!
Click the button below to log in to your Whova/AEM Fall Conference account or visit the app!
Get our official event app,
Get the most out of the app and have a more productive experience!
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NAVIGATE the event agenda and logistics, even without Wi-Fi or data. Access useful information like ridesharing and local attractions through the Community Board
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NETWORK effectively. Plan whom to meet by exploring attendee profiles and sending out messages
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PARTICIPATE in event activities through session likes, comments, ratings, live polling, tweeting, and more
Alisha is a Visual Art and Social Justice Educator based in Los Angeles, CA. She holds her MA in Art Education from NYU, and has been implementing liberatory, critical arts pedagogy in the K-12 classroom for over a decade. She specializes in using art making to engage students in a critical analysis of issues of identity, social justice, anti-racism, and civic engagement. Alisha has served on the National Art Education Associations Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Task Force, and is currently serving as a California Art Education Association EDI Commissioner and Southern Area President.
We are so excited to have Alisha at the 2023 AEM Fall Conference!
