In this compelling episode of The Art Box, we’re joined by Erika G. Abad; writer, scholar, educator, and unapologetic storyteller. Known for her work in Latinx studies, queer feminist theory, and community-driven narratives, Dr. Abad shares how she uses storytelling as a tool for healing, resistance, and cultural preservation.

We explore how her personal history, academic journey, and creative work intersect to amplify underrepresented voices. From her reflections on teaching at Nevada State University to curating conversations around identity, Dr. Abad reminds us that storytelling isn't just art, it’s activism.

Whether you’re an artist, educator, or lifelong learner, Dr. Abad’s insights will challenge and inspire you to lean into your own narrative power.

This episode will leave you inspired to view your work—and the world—through a more inclusive and curious lens.

Please excuse as we had a bit of a fuzzy phone connection, Erika's brilliance however fuzzy shines through.

You can learn more about their show "Two Cultures, One Family - Building Family, Finding Home" curated at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art at University of Nevada Las Vegas via this link: https://issuu.com/unlvmuseum/docs/twoculturesonefamily

I might also suggest dropping in on the "The Art People" podcast hosted by Justin Favela to learn more about Erika:. https://artpeoplepod.libsyn.com/2021/02