Craft as a Global Social Relation is an International Experience course taught by Prof. Marylynn Steckley in Global and International Studies. The course that features workshop leaders from around the world. Here are some of the makers/creators/artists that we learned from (those with an online presence). In addition to those listed below we also had a Sushi Workshop with Mariko Ogasawara, did Mennonite Quilting with Kathy Fast, and Chinese Paper-Cutting and Calligraphy with Sherry (English name) 无主题.

• Pamela Rojas (taught us Chilean murals): https://www.facebook.com/PamelaRojasArt/
• Karina Karmakar & Mammata Duta (a Mother/Daughter team) who lead us in Bollywood Dance and Bengali Cooking: Mom-daughter duo brings cultural joy to Bengali Community; https://www.jannatperformingarts.com/karinadk
• Karen Fernandez (Who is Venezuelan, living in Munich, and taught us Japanese book binding: https://www.indigocraftroom.com 
• Brenda Morris (Tuscarora/Kanien'kehá:ka) taught us pottery: https://www.facebook.com/brendahillpottery/: https://www.instagram.com/brendahillpottery/?hl=en
• Alex Wells (Lil'wat Nation, taught us Hoop Dance): https://www.vanhattanent.com/alex-wells-hoop-dancer; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIlArvIluHc
• Kate Cox (England) taught us Water Colour: Insta accounts: @dangeesart, @celestekellerart, @zeppelinmoon, @jamesjeanart
• Suzan Lavertu (From Dominica, taught us Afro Caribbean Dance): https://www.instagram.com/culturalartsstudio/
• Kseniya Tsoy (from Uzbekistan and taught us Zines): https://www.instagram.com/al.fergani; https://www.alfergani.com/about