Sponsors
Our sponsors are pivotal in bringing the annual Face to Face conference to life!
Silver Level Sponsors
Disney Musicals in Schools

Aqua by Adobe makes it easy to bring creativity into any classroom. Designed to support art educators, our free web experience provides instant access to high-quality coloring pages and easy to use drawing tools, no accounts or sign-in required.
With the Aqua iOS app, students can push their creativity even further through 3D creation, AR experiences, interactive art games, and guided tutorials that build confidence and artistic skills.
Disney Musicals in Schools

Since 2001, Surface Impression has been helping non-profit, community, cultural heritage and public-sector organizations to make the most of digital media.
- Production: Surface Impression creates, websites, apps, in-gallery interactives, collections databases, walking tours, and online exhibitions.
- Consultancy: Their consultancy services include research, skills development, fundraising, data analytics, systems audits, strategy, and more.
- Accessibility: Surface Impression is passionate about universal accessibility and inclusivity — this is at the forefront of all their projects.
- Support: Surface Impression helps clients to optimise the value that they get from their digital activities, and extend the lifespan of assets and resources beyond industry norms.
Bronze Level Sponsors
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

Disney Musicals in Schools ignites a passion for storytelling by building sustainable theater programs in public elementary schools. By providing free performance materials and free professional development to participating teachers, Disney Musicals in Schools has helped schools across the US and UK launch new theater programs, inspiring the next generation of storytellers, artists and audiences.
Disney Musicals in Schools

The 92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL) inspires dance educators to engage in creative, transformational, and ongoing professional learning centered in the artistry of teaching and focused on humanistic principles of equity and justice.
Contact: DanceEdLab@92NY.org
Disney Musicals in Schools

ArtsConnection’s research-based arts programs create socially just learning environments. Our programs support literacy, communication, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. ArtsConnection’s partnerships include and strengthen the diverse voices of NYC’s children and youth, cultivating their arts and academic skills for success in a changing world.
Contact: info@artsconnection.org
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

GlobalArts to Go and sister organization Get Empowered specialize in activating empowerment through multicultural arts, education, entertainment and mindfulness for kids and people of all ages.
Disney Musicals in Schools

Kaufman Music Center is a premier destination for learning and listening to music in New York City. Home to the nation’s only K-12 music-focused public school, as well as one of the largest community art schools, we offer outstanding education in music, dance and theater to people of all ages and levels, and our concert hall presents today’s most compelling artists.
Disney Musicals in Schools

Lotus Music & Dance was founded in 1989 by master Bharata Natyam dancer Kamala Cesar as a sanctuary and center of education for traditional and indigenous performing arts forms.
Contact: 212-627-1076, studiomanager@lotusmusicanddance.org
Disney Musicals in Schools

National Dance Institute (NDI) is a non-profit arts education organization that brings children together through inclusive dance and music programs.
Founded by legendary dancer Jacques d’Amboise in the belief that every child should have access to learning in and through the arts, NDI impacts the lives of thousands of children worldwide.
Contact: ndicollaborative@nationaldance.org
Disney Musicals in Schools

NJPAC is one of New Jersey’s largest providers of arts education programs providing arts training programs, in-school residencies, mainstage performances, and professional development.
Contact: Shannon Pulusan, spulusan@njpac.org
Disney Musicals in Schools

New York Lawyers for the Public Interest‘s mission is to advance equality and civil rights, with a focus on health justice, disability rights, and environmental justice, through the power of community lawyering and partnerships with the private bar.
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

The Art of Education helps art teachers grow by providing rigorous, relevant, and engaging learning at every stage of their career. No matter your role or experience, we’re here to help you make a lasting impact.
Contact for Curriculum & Professional Development: Jackie Gilleran, jackiegilleran@theartofeducation.edu
Contact for Graduate Courses and Master’s Degree: Betsy Komarchuk, elizabethkomarchuk@theartofeducation.edu
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

TYA/USA‘s mission is to connect, cultivate, and advocate for the field of Theatre for Young Audiences by providing opportunities and resources in programming, professional development, research, and leadership.
Contact: info@tyausa.org
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (VLA) is the leading legal aid and education organization dedicated to New York artists and its arts and cultural organizations.
Contact: vlany@vlany.org
Amethyst Level Sponsors
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

CMW Strategies is a “top ten” city and “top twenty” state lobbying firm that has been featured as a “lobbying powerhouse” in numerous City & State “Power 100” issues.
Contact: info@cmw-newyork.com
Disney Musicals in Schools

The Culture & Arts Policy Institute is an organization that addresses critical systemic challenges in New York’s Culture and Arts sector.
Contact: https://culturepolicy.org/contact/
Disney Musicals in Schools

Through the joyful art and practice of social dances, Dancing Classrooms cultivates engaged learners, collaborative leaders, and inclusive spaces.
Contact: Eva Carrozza, Manager Dancing Classrooms Network | Global@DancingClassrooms.org
Disney Musicals in Schools

We believe in the Power of Art. LEAP partners with school communities to offer creative arts programs that encourage New York City youth to pursue their passions, develop their strengths, and amplify their voices.
Contact: Laura Craft, Managing Director, Arts Residencies: laura@leapnyc.org, 929-223-7059
Disney Musicals in Schools

Magic Box Productions provides rich media arts instruction for both students and teachers. By supporting the advancement of creative, collaborative, and technical skills, MBP prepares young people to navigate the world with curiosity and a critical lens.
Contact: Patrick Lovejoy, Deputy Director, pl@magicboxproductions.org
Disney Musicals in Schools

New York City Children’s Theater inspires young people’s imaginations and supports social and emotional growth through original theatrical experiences on stage, in schools, and in our community.
Contact: education@nycchildrenstheater.org
Disney Musicals in Schools

The NYU Steinhardt Program in Educational Theatre is a community of passionate, supportive, and committed scholars from diverse backgrounds and professional experiences, with students engaged in expanding their vision as interdisciplinary theatre makers and facilitators to foster change in their community and beyond.
Contact: Jonathan P. Jones, jonathan.jones@nyu.edu
Friend Level Sponsors
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

The Arnhold Graduate Dance Education Program (AGDEP) at CUNY Hunter College is designed to support the personal growth and professional advancement of creative and ambitious dance artists and educators looking for challenge.
Contact: grddance@hunter.cuny.edu
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

The City College of New York’s Educational Theatre Program allows students to explore their artistry while developing their pedagogy. This program utilizes service learning to best prepare candidates for careers as theatre teacher and teaching artist.
Contact: educationaltheatre@ccny.cuny.edu
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

The CUNY SPS MA in Applied Theatre, is the first master’s program of its kind in the United States. Applied Theatre involves the use of theatre and drama in a wide variety of nontraditional contexts and venues, such as schools, museums, community organizations, social service agencies, health care settings, and the justice system. It is a medium for education, community building, raising marginalized voices, and the pursuit of social justice.
Contact: General Email: AppliedTheatre@sps.cuny.edu
Program Assistant: Sarah Meister (’20), sarah.meister@cuny.edu
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

Dance/NYC champions the New York City metropolitan area dance sector by fostering a more just, equitable, and inclusive landscape where dance workers and organizations can thrive. Rooted in research, Dance/NYC engages in advocacy, regranting, and knowledge-sharing that works toward establishing dance as a valued form of cultural expression and a common good.
Contact: info@dance.nyc
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

Kids with Cameras is a New York City–based arts education organization teaching photography to children throughout New York city boroughs. We offer classes in schools, museums, and community spaces. Our mission is to give children a creative outlet to express themselves.
Contact: classes@kidswithcamerasnyc.com
92NY Dance Education Laboratory (DEL)

Storytime Theater, Expressive Elocution, Creative Readers, Multicultural Voices, and more, are all original, award-winning arts-in-education programs developed by Elise May which use theater arts to expand and empower communication skills for all ages and populations with a mission to help the voiceless be heard, the misunderstood and the challenged express themselves, and help build communication confidence so all feel valued.
Contact: Elise May, storytimetheater@yahoo.com
Government Support
Surface Impression

The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs is the department of the government of New York City dedicated to supporting New York City’s cultural life. Among its primary missions is ensuring adequate public funding for non-profit cultural organizations throughout the five boroughs
Surface Impression

The New York State Council on the Arts fosters and advances the full breadth of New York State’s arts, culture, and creativity of all.
NYSCA upholds the right of all New Yorkers to experience the vital contributions the arts make to our communities, education, economic development and quality of life.
Face to Face 2026 is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
The Roundtable also gratefully acknowledges generous support from Jody and John Arnhold | Arnhold Foundation, Altman Foundation, Arthur Miller Foundation, Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation, Emily Davie and Joseph S. Kornfeld Foundation, Marble Collegiate Church Easter Offering Grant, New York Community Trust, The Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation, William Talbott Hillman Foundation, Valentine Perry Snyder Fund, and all NYC Arts in Education Roundtable individual donors.