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Michelle Bach-Coulibaly

Michelle Bach-Coulibaly

Senior Lecturer, Theatre Arts and Performance Studies
Brown University

Disciplines: Performing Arts

Michelle Bach-Coulibaly, recently honored as one of Rhode Island's Women of Distinction, is a long time teaching artist-activist in Rhode Island and Connecticut. Her work encompasses directing and developing new work for the stage and film and in schools that address important social justice issues. She has been on the faculty of Brown University's Department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies since 1987, and a core faculty member of the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center's National Theatre Institute since the early 1980s. As the co-founder of The Yeredon Center in Mali, West Africa, Ms. Bach-Coulibaly has worked to utilize theatre and film documentary to combat gender discrepancies, endemic disease, malnutrition, and political corruption.

Website: http://www.yeredonmali.org/

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After-School Programs & The Arts As Tools For Youth Development
The Art of Transformation

After-School Programs & The Arts As Tools For Youth Development

By Matthew Gregg, Rupayan Gupta, Roger Williams University & Michelle Bach-Coulibaly, Brown University May 6, 2014

Can after-school activities and arts programs reduce crime and produce positive outcomes among youth?

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