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A Black Girl’s Movement: My journey in podcasting

I often say that, podcasting is not for the weak. The task requires a certain talent in order to manifest an idea into an audible body of art. Through my presentation, I hope to speak to this process through my experiences with my latest project, “chase at wake”, as well as shedding light on the difficulty that come with being a young creator of color in such a saturated market.

Check out more of Chase’s work below.

Chase At Wake

The Renaissance Project

Presenter Information

Chase Clark

Student, Wake Forest University

Chase Clark is a college student attending Wake Forest University. She graduated from Southwest Guilford High School in 2022, where she served as Senior Class President and Homecoming Queen. In high school, she was involved with the Black Cultural Awareness (BCA) Club, Honor Society, Young Visionary Club, and served as a Guilford County Schools Math Tutor. Her future plans include graduating from college and traveling to as many new places as possible. In addition to leading her organization, Chase is very active in her community. She is a proud Girl Scout, a member of Leadership LINKS, a choir and member with the Sister2Sister Mentoring program at Oak Ridge First Baptist Church. She worked with the Teen Grant Writing Committee and ran track with AAU High Point Panthers. Chase also serves as an Ambassador for Make-A-Wish Greensboro, and Board Member for the YWCA of High Point (2020-2021) and the Teen Grantmaking Council (2019-2022.) In 2021, Chase founded The Renaissance Project: A Black Girl's Movement podcast. Find the podcast on Apple, Audible, and AmazonMusic.