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NYC Arts In Education Roundtable School-Year Kick-off, TASK Party and ITAC Mixer
Creative Connections! NYC Arts In Education Roundtable School-Year Kick-off, TASK Party and ITAC Mixer
The NYC Arts in Education Roundtable invites all members of the arts in education field, with a very special invitation to participants in the International Teaching Artist Conference, to this fun and creative celebration of the new school year. Based on the work of contemporary artist Oliver Herring, TASK is an improvisational art-making event that allows participants to collaborate with other artists and educators in a supportive environment.
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Request for Proposals
FACE TO FACE 2019 Wednesday, April 24 & Thursday, April 25, 2019 Request for Proposals Application Deadline: September 12, 2018
FACE TO FACE is a professional development conference for arts administrators, teaching artists, and others interested in the field of arts in education. The conference strives to demonstrate effective teaching and learning strategies for practitioners in the field of arts in education, as well as to provide forums for discussion of other critical issues such as equity,
READ MORE >Maintaining Parallel Careers; A Teaching Artist Perspective
Maintaining Parallel Careers; A Teaching Artist Perspective
by Chris Giordano & Jacqueline Raymond
This audio blog entry “Maintaining Parallel Careers” was inspired by everyday conversations with fellow teaching artists. By experience, we have often had to make decisions on where are we going to spend our resources. Do we professionally pursue opportunities to showcase our art or do we commit to a teaching residency? Often we strive do both, but there always seems like a sacrifice or missed opportunity in the other field.
READ MORE >Gender in the Classroom Part 2: What’s in a Pronoun?
What’s In a Pronoun?
by AnJu Hyppolite
“We, she, he, I, you, it, and them.”
“We, she, he, I, you, it, and them.”
“We,
READ MORE >Gender In The Classroom; A Two Part Blog Series.
Gender In The Classroom; A Two Part Blog Series.
As The Day Of Learning approaches, we offer you two perspectives on gender expression in the classroom. Part One is from a Teaching Artist, Kelindah, who identifies as non-binary. Part Two, written by Anju, a Teaching Artist who is cisgendered, will be released early next week.
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READ MORE >Roundtable Publishes Teaching Artist Compensation Report
Click Here to Read the Results of the Roundtable’s Teaching Artist Compensation Report
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On Our Minds, Special Issue
May 9, 2017
On Our Minds Special Issue: IMPACT x 4
Introduction
Series Editor: Dennie Palmer Wolf, WolfBrown
The Impact of Raising the Stakes
Courtney J. Boddie, The New Victory Theater
The Impact of Investing in Human Capital
Jamie Roach, Teaching Artist, The New Victory Theater
The Impact of Re-thinking Research and Practice
Steven Holochwost, WolfBrown
Curating Impact, Not Shows
Alan Brown and Sean Fenton,
Forty Years of Fellowships: A Study of Orchestras’ Efforts to Include African American and Latino Musicians
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