About

Liz Medina is a labor activist, political educator, and interdisciplinary artist who brings together images, stories, and social theory to reveal the lived and imagined systems that construct our lives. In 2017, she completed an oral history project about work in Barre, VT, inspired by the oral histories done by the Federal Writers' Project in Barre. She is currently creating a podcast and a documentary theatre project from these oral histories. Her passion for eliciting and sharing oral histories is connected to the organizing work she does in Vermont through the Vermont Workers’ Center; her union at Goddard, UAW 2322; the VT AFL-CIO; and the Green Mountain Labor Council.