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All events are recorded unless otherwise noted.
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As you prepare to go back to school (or maybe already are) some of our educator colleagues are offering their top tips for the year. In fact, these tips are SO GOOD, these educators have published whole books around them!
Theatre Advocacy Project was created by theatre artists who saw needs in their workplaces for systems, structures, models, tools, and resources, and decided to make them! Sounds kind of familiar, as Momentum started much the same way…..
Join 2 founders of TAP, Caylin and Collette, as they discuss
why a nonprofit model
how to see and address needs in theatre
individual change v. systemic change
as well as the resources that are available to theatre companies and individual artists from TAP.
Virtual, recorded. PWFF. Registration required.
Art can be a way to broach hard topics. But sometimes, in our desire to “have the conversation” or “be relevant”, we cause harm.
The 2024 Creating Change Conversations are focused on taking our learning on anti-racism and unsettling, disability justice, LGBTQIA2+ equality, and education and integrating them into our art making- whether in professional spaces or classrooms.
CONTENT NOTICE: below will be mentioned topics of artwork that have caused harm in the past and may cause harm in the future. These words may be activating to some.
Our Creating Change Conversation Series is back for our 5th season! These conversations really are the heart of what we do here, because each group of panelists helps all of us to think through: HOW DO WE MAKE THE ARTS MORE EQUITABLE
Our Creating Change Conversation Series is back for our 5th season! These conversations really are the heart of what we do here, because each group of panelists helps all of us to think through: HOW DO WE MAKE THE ARTS MORE EQUITAB
Our Creating Change Conversation Series is back for our 5th season! These conversations really are the heart of what we do here, because each group of panelists helps all of us to think through: HOW DO WE MAKE THE ARTS MORE EQUITAB
Get ready for Back to School as our panel of dance and theatre educators discuss equity in the classroom.
Join Dance and Theatre Artists to talk about neurodiversity, disability, and accessibility in the arts.
