Professor Nate Holder discusses whiteness in music education, decolonisation vs diversity and the integral role of building relationships
In this session, we will take time to examine ourselves and our practise. Who are we? Why do what we do? Who benefits the most from what we do?
Come prepared to ask questions and be open about your experiences, so that we can all learn from each other as well as make our industry a better and safer place for all.
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