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A woman (Dr. Tasha Golden) with short brown hair wearing a black shirt and black shiny pants, holding a microphone, sitting on an orange chair, in front of a wooden background.
Graphic design with the words 'NEXT LEVEL EXPERIENCE DESIGN' and a red logo 'vmssd' with the text 'presented by vmssd with David Kepron'.
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also seen in:

  • Text reading 'Psychology Today' in bold black font.
  • The words "The Guardian" in black three-dimensional letters on a transparent background.
  • Logo for SELF Magazine
  • Logo of Frontiers, featuring geometric black, dark gray, light gray, and white cubes to the left of the word "frontiers" in gray lowercase letters.
  • A grayscale logo for Fierce Healthcare
  • Text graphic reading 'National Endowment for the Arts, arts.gov' with three horizontal lines below the text, on a dark background.
  • Logo with a stylized brain illustration and the text 'CogX'.
  • Black background with white text that reads 'FiveThirtyEight'
  • BuzzFeed logo
  • Logo of Nonprofit Quarterly with large gray letters 'NQ', a stylized wave under the letter 'Q', and smaller text beneath reading 'NONPROFIT QUARTERLY'.

Assorted Press

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Screenshot of a webpage titled "American Artscape Notable Quotable: Dr. Tasha Golden" from the National Endowment for the Arts website, featuring an article by Paulette Beete dated May 11, 2023, with a partially visible photograph of two people.
Screenshot of an article from the Guardian. Features a photo of two women at an art museum viewing a Van Gogh painting of pink roses in a gold frame; article title is "Take two Van Gogh's daily"
Four people sitting on a panel at SXSW 2024, with a woman (Dr. Tasha Golden) speaking into a microphone, and a large SXSW 2024 sign behind them.
Screenshot of a webpage featuring the Fierce 50 of 2024. The page displays a photo of Tasha Golden, a quote about her, and a header indicating special report on the Fierce 50. The webpage has a blue and red color scheme, with a logo, subscribe button
Screenshot of Psychology Today article titled "Arts on Prescription: An Emerging Model of Mental Healthcare."
A colorful text quote: "I talk about linking science with story but it's more of a re-linking. These are inherently connected." by Dr. Tasha Golden, with each part of the quote in different background colors (pink, black, yellow).
Screenshot of an article in the Springfield News-Sun titled "Project Jericho's 'Beyond Well-Being' to feature series on arts and health." Includes black and white photo of Dr. Tasha Golden.
A webpage featuring a black and white photo of writer Tasha Golden with the article headline, "Five Things: Writer Tasha Golden on Secret Diaries and Changing Paths," by Tara Anderson, and a podcast episode titled "Episode 32: Writer Tasha..."
A woman (Dr. Tasha Golden) with dark brown hair speaking to an audience, with a slide behind her displaying text from her presentation.
Photograph of the Louisville Metro Youth Detention Services sign at 720 West Jefferson Street, with greenery and a sidewalk visible. Overlaid text says "At Louisville's Youth Detention Services, Girls Become Poets."
A webpage header announcing registration for trauma and arts-centered healing workshops, with a photo of two women: Renée Watson on the left, smiling with dark curly hair, and Dr. Tasha Golden on the right, with shoulder-length dark hair and bangs, b
A long newspaper page titled 'PROJECT uncaged' with barbed wire illustrations and handwritten text visible at the bottom, with additional newspapers stacked behind it.
News article called "10 Poems by Girls in Metro Youth Detention Services." Features a photo of the exterior of the Louisville Metro Youth Detention Services building, with a sign displaying the address, includes bushes and a concrete pathway.
CityBeat website article with headline 'Tasha Golden's humanist poetry earns praise'
Screenshot of an AP News article titled "Incarcerated girls are letting their voices soar with poetry" by Maggie Menderski.
Screenshot of review on public radio site called "Once You Had Hands' features Poems from Tasha Golden and Photos from Michael Wilson." Image features the book cover for 'Once You Had Hands'
Screenshot of a webpage with a headline about local musicians performing poems by incarcerated women. Features an image of Dr. Tasha Golden.
Screenshot of a review of Tasha Golden's band Ellery's "Over Land, Over Sea" EP, focused on the song "Do Your Worst".
Quote by Tasha Golden: 'The girls seem to thrive more and come alive when you just give them a chance to create something.' The image includes a headshot of Tasha Golden, and two circular photos: one of a group of girls with orange shoes, and one of
The webpage titled 'Psychology Today' features an article on community arts in trauma recovery, posted January 23, 2024, coauthored by Dr. Tasha Golden.
Black and white portrait of a woman (Dr. Tasha Golden) with shoulder-length hair and bangs, looking to her right. In the top left corner, colorful text reads "ARTS IMPACT OHIO 2024 TOLEDO."
Radio interview with Vanessa Fuller, a poet, and Dr. Tasha Golden, in the studio of 93.9 'The Ville.' Both sit at a table across from the host, speaking into a microphone, with radio equipment and a computer monitor in the background.
Screenshot of a news article from U.S. News & World Report titled 'Incarcerated Girls Are Letting Their Voices Soar With Poetry'. The article discusses a program at Louisville Metro Youth Detention Services where young women learn poetry.
A webpage titled 'The Science Behind Those Comfy, Cozy Holiday Feelings' featuring an article about holiday comfort (in which Dr. Tasha Golden is interviewed) and a picture of a person holding a mug with a warm beverage, wearing a beige sweater.
Music & Musicians website featuring Tasha Golden's (Ellery's) album 'This Isn’t Over Yet', with album cover art showing stylized mountains and a winding river.
Screenshot of article in Springfield News-Sun titled "When mothers and daughters can't talk, this project encourages poetry & art to communicate." Photo of a mother and daughter seated at a table, smiling while looking at a document together.
Dr. Golden was interviews for this Buzzfeed News article about music and mental health
Screenshot of NEA article titled "The Art of Being Human", in which Dr. Tasha Golden is interviewed.
Screenshot of an article webpage titled 'Why a Little Trip to a Museum or Concert Can Be So Good for Your Mental Health' with a partially visible colorful illustration of a building, likely a museum.
Screenshot of the Design Better podcast webpage featuring Tasha Golden with a black and white photo of her, gold-colored vertical design element on the left, and the episode title 'Avoiding burnout while pursuing creativity with passion.'
A newspaper spread on a dark table featuring the headline "Project Uncaged" with barbed wire illustrations and handwritten notes. The front page includes sections titled "Scene" and contains small print text.

“Twice a week Tasha Golden walks through six secure doors to the classroom where she teaches poetry to the young women as part of their school day at Louisville Metro Youth Detention Services downtown...

They're a group that often goes unseen and unheard in society, but Golden spends enough time behind the detention center's doors to know these young women have plenty to say.

It's her mission to help others hear them...”

Maggie Menderski

Writing about "Project Uncaged" for The Courier Journal