Dance/NYC's Alejandra Duque Cifuentes talks about immigrant artists, looking at your relationship to oppressive systems before taking on social justice work, and the state of dance today ... and tomorrow.
Dance/NYC's Alejandra Duque Cifuentes talks about immigrant artists, looking at your relationship to oppressive systems before taking on social justice work, and the state of dance today ... and tomorrow.
If your company doesn't have a sexual harassment policy, this Q&A with BalletMet's Sue Porter will help get you started or review your policy.
Are you protecting your artistic legacy? How do you preserve programs, photographs, moving images, costumes and other materials? Read about Dance/USA's archiving services.
UMS shares lessons from their Wallace Foundation project on engaging new audiences for unconventional works. This performing arts organizations shares takeaways that you can apply to your own work.
Dance/USA Honoree Dianne McIntyre says, "A dance company is like a family; emotions rise and fall -- clashes, love and all kinds of things in between."
Learn how one performing arts organization's engagement of young people and diverse communities is reaching new audiences and paying off.
Terry and Sheldon Adelman will be honored this June at Dance/USA's Annual Conference for their significant contributions to Cleveland’s dance community.
Outgoing San Francisco Ballet executive director Glenn McCoy receives Dance/USA's Ernie Award in June at the Annual Conference in Cleveland. Find out what 3 questions he asks himself before making a career decision.
At IABD, diversity, equity and inclusion are top of mind for everyone -- in this country and other countries. Read more from Denise Saunders Thompson.
The Contemporary Arts Center and Junebug Productions share the learnings from their Wallace-funded project on engaging young African American audiences in New Orleans by launching educational and social programs and building audiences for dance.