FARE

FEMINIST ART RESOURCES IN EDUCATION

FARE (Feminist Art Resources in Education) is a portal to unique educational resources that utilize feminist art practice, theory, and history to enrich learning and empower students, youth, and adults to use critical thinking and build self-esteem.

FARE CURRICULA Forthcoming

Although the FARE Curricula is not on our new website yet, it can be accessed!
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Hover over the Resources tab > Click FARE > Click the FARE Curricula button on the left

FARE

    • Easily accessible, free, online gateway to curriculum and teachers’ guides from proven programs that can be downloaded and adapted for use in classrooms, after-school programs, community projects, home school projects and more.
    • Connects you to a comprehensive network of art programs on women and gender being implemented across the country to serve educators, students, individuals and families.
    • Links to websites and multi-media resources that complement the curricula available on FARE and can be used in creating distinctive hands-on class projects.
    • Reading resources on feminist art, current trends, and significant accomplishments of women artists and topics of gender and art.

FARE RELATED RESOURCES

LESSON PLANS K-12
READING LIST K-12
ADULT EDUCATION
MULTI-MEDIA

The Feminist Art Project is proud to partner with Center for the Arts at Rutgers/Camden; Kesa Kivel, Educator;
Jillian Hernandez, Educator Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami to publish their groundbreaking curricula.

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The Feminist Art Project wishes to thank the following individuals for their generous support of FARE: Judith K. Brodsky, E. John Bullard, Mary D. Garrard, Lucy Lippard and Ferris Olin.