Growing up an adopted kid in the Midwest, Emma Daisy was no stranger to the concept of “other-ness,” and themes of diversity, inclusion and human connection are reflected in her work. “I always felt sort of in-between, and a lot of my work explores this in-between space. I think that’s not a unique experience for humans.” These early themes grew into a deeper interest in social justice, and after college Daisy worked as an arts facilitator, creative director and eventually co-executive director

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