Eric Dozier | Belonging, Community Engagement, the Arts

Eric Dozier is a musician, cultural activist, and anti-racism educator who uses music to engage communities in dialogue about justice, honest history, racism, and community building. He is a founding faculty member at the Episcopal School of Nashville. Eric serves as a Museum Educator for the forthcoming National Museum of African American Music to be built in Nashville, TN and has recently launched the Young People’s Freedom Song Initiative.

Together with Homa Tavangar, Eric co-founded OnenessLab. He has served as the musical director for the World Famous Harlem Gospel Choir, the award winning Children’s Theatre Company of NYC, and has been a featured artist at the United Nations. He is a graduate of Duke University and Duke Divinity School and is currently pursuing a doctorate at the University of Tasmania. Learn more about Eric’s work at www.ericdozier.com.